Fast-track your career and learn how blockchains work under the hood

Now for free!

Why do you need a Web3 course?

Level up your career by understanding technical topics as a non-technical person and understand benefits of blockchains

Streamline cross-functional collaboration across developer and non-developer teams effortlessly

Transition from Web2 software engineering to working in Solidity by having Web3 explained, from top to bottom

Write blockchain marketing content that target a technical audience and connect with developer communities

Who is this course for?

  • People in non-technical Web3 roles who want to learn how blockchains work, step by step

  • Project managers who are looking to streamline collaboration across developer and non-developer teams

  • Web2 developers who want to start working in Web3 and understand how blockchain technology works

  • Developers and engineers who want a quick and effective Web3 training customized for the Web3 development stack

Course Syllabus

  • 1.1 Block - what is it?

    1.2 From a block to the blockchain

    1.3 Immutability

    1.4 So, what actually is a blockchain?

    1.5 What are nodes and how they work

    1.6 Decentralization - the network of nodes

    1.7 Consensus - what is it?

    1.8 PoW, PoS, PoA deciphered

    1.9 Proof of Work explained

    1.10 Proof of Stake explained

    1.11 Solana's Proof of Stake explained

    1.12 Gas - the blockchain fuel

    1.13 Let’s wrap it up!

  • 2.1 Bitcoin - how it all started

    2.2 Ethereum - the second revolution

    2.3 Digital asset - what is it?

    2.4 Wait, so cryptocurrencies are not the same as tokens?

    2.5 Let’s wrap it up!

  • 3.1 Typical Web2 architecture

    3.2 Typical Web3 architecture

    3.3 Layer 0 - the protocol layer

    3.4 Layer 1 - the platform layer

    3.5 The blockchain trilemma

    3.6 Layer 2 - the scalability layer

    3.7 Layer 3 - the application layer

    3.8 Let’s wrap it up!

  • 4.1 What are smart contracts?

    4.2 Solidity 101

    4.3 ABI - the menu of a smart contract

    4.4 The testnet

    4.5 ERC-20

    4.6 NFTs - ERC-721/1155

    4.7. The Surge NFT contract

    4.8 DAO - the encoded organization

    4.9 A DAO contract example

    4.10 Let’s wrap it up!

  • 5.1 Authentication: Web2 vs Web3

    5.2 Public and private keys - and the power that comes with them

    5.3 Accounts - EOA and contract accounts

    5.4 Messages and transactions - what is the difference?

    5.5 Wallet - what is it?

    5.6 Types of wallets

    5.7 Signing transactions

    5.8 The most common hacks

    5.9 Not your key, not your crypto - how to stay safe

    5.10 Let’s wrap it up!

  • Coming soon!

Meet your teacher

Hi, I’m Zuza

I’m a software developer, teacher, and manager. I started out as a product manager in the sports industry and then transitioned to the tech world after graduating from a coding bootcamp. 

Since then, I’ve worked on projects encompassing full-stack development, data science, and teaching. Like so many of you, I fell down the Web3 rabbit hole and have been learning and researching ever since. 

My Web3 journey wasn’t always easy; I want to make sure others have an easier time learning and finding the information they need.

When I’m not teaching or coding, you can find me traveling in my camper van, being active, and hanging out with my dog, Leon.

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    Surge has been such a wonderful resource and community to be a part of. They were my first introduction to Web3 and I owe it to them for how much I’ve learned in the past two weeks.

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    I have been diving into the Surge server & spaces & I’m blown away by the Web3 resources they provide their holders & community members.

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 FAQs

  • The course starts on January 10th, 2023. Once you purchase the course, you’ll get all the necessary details and a reminder before the course begins.

  • You get a 100% money-back guarantee within the first 10 days after you enroll. After this period, you can receive a refund if you’ve completed at least 3 modules in the course.

  • No. Web3 might seem intimidating at first glance but you can get familiar with the terminology and technical concepts pretty fast. Learning about blockchain technology and taking Web3 classes will go a long way.

  • This course is designed both for non-technical people and developers in Web3. It will help you improve your blockchain knowledge and boost your career in Web3. Learning about the Web3 stack also means you can get more job opportunities.

  • The course has 6 modules with videos, summaries, slides, tests, reading material, and quizzes. We also provide learning support in our Discord channel - you can ask any questions you want. You can take the course at any pace you want! We will be here to support you.

  • Absolutely! We all start somewhere. Learning about blockchain and the benefits of blockchain will come in handy as the industry grows. As a beginner, you’re in a great spot to learn from the best educational resources out there.

  • Many companies offer educational credits for their employees. Check out our guide on how to get the Surge course reimburse here.

  • Yes. It might take you more time than it would take Web2 developers, but you can get there. Our course will introduce you to the basics of Solidity so you can get started without getting overwhelmed.

  • Anything you do in Web3 is connected to blockchain technology. Having a solid grasp of the Web3 stack will help you draft better and more effective marketing strategies for Web3.

  • Yes! Follow this link to gift this course to your friends.

  • Product managers are always in demand, especially in a growing industry like Web3. To get started, you’ll need to get familiar with technical blockchain concepts and understand the Web3 development stack.

  • Yes! The Web3 industry is steadily growing and there are job opportunities for all profiles. From Solidity developers to community managers, marketing, and business ops, you can find your place at the table. Your previous experience will help you find a job but learning about the technical basics of the Web3 stack is equally important.