The internet has undergone a remarkable metamorphosis since its inception. From the static web of the early days (Web 1.0) to the interactive and social web (Web 2.0), and now to the decentralized, intelligent, and immersive web (Web3), the evolution has been nothing short of astounding. This radical transformation has ushered in a new era in the digital realm, one that promises to reshape how we learn, communicate, transact, and interact with the world. Decentralizing the Online Experience with Web3 Technologies offers an exploration of the Web3 era, a transformative phase in the evolution of the internet. Beginning with the foundational understanding of Web3's core concepts, technologies, and tools, readers embark on a journey through the driving forces fueling its growth. The book demystifies blockchain technology, elucidating its basics and the practicalities of wallets and transactions. It delves into the world of cryptocurrencies, particularly Ethereum, and explores the disruptive potential of Decentralized Finance (DeFi). This knowledge empowers a diverse audience, from students to professionals and researchers across information technology, business, education, media, social sciences, and humanities.
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Prof. Dina Darwish , Vice dean, faculty of computer science and information technology, Ahram Canadian university, Egypt. She obtained her Ph.D from Cairo university, engineering faculty. She is a professor, also her special domain is artificial intelligence and she has many publications in the following topics, including: Artificial intelligence, wireless ad hoc networks, Internet of things, Big data analytics, Blockchain applications, Cloud computing applications, Web technologies, intelligent systems and others.
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