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Salute to 1024, follow OKX and Google Cloud to enter the world behind the code.

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Developers in both Web3 and Web2 share a strong spirit of 'Hello World'.

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"Hello World" is almost the first string of characters that every programmer learns. This character was first mentioned in an internal technical document called "A Tutorial Introduction to the Language B" written by Brian Kernighan, a member of Bell Labs, in 1972.

Over the next few decades, human society began to be gradually reconstructed by code.

With the popularity and application of computer hardware and internet software products such as Google, people have gradually begun to pay attention to the people behind the code - software developers (programmers).

Tribute to 1024, Entering the World Behind the Code

Developers are usually very low-key, but the lines of code they type on their screens are constantly affecting people's lives.

Like the well-known Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin, and the fathers of Apple and Facebook, Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg, as well as Zhang Yiming, CEO of ByteDance, and mathematicians and computer scientists John von Neumann, Alan Turing, and Tim Berners-Lee, they are all representatives of top developers at different stages, and they have made contributions to the development of the Internet at different stages.

In order to pay tribute to these dream makers at their fingertips, OKX, a leading Web3 technology company, and Google Cloud, conducted random interviews with developers of different backgrounds before the 10th 1024 Programmer's Day.

Although they often suffer from free dark circles, and may face the risk of hair loss and not finding a girlfriend, the interviewed developers all said they love this job very much. Some said they would continue to choose to be programmers in the next life, and some said they are developing applications that make it easier for the public to enter the Web3 network through the power of code.

Web3 often occupies the hot topic list in the developer community. Although people always examine it conceptually separated from Web2, going back to the blueprint of the internet's original idea at the birth of code, Web3 is more like a new stage of internet development. It is widely believed that its core is to reshape the relationship between people and data, and truly return data ownership to individuals.

The Bitcoin network is the early prototype of Web3.

Reshaping 1024, Igniting Creativity at Your Fingertips

Satoshi Nakamoto created a decentralized peer-to-peer cash network system with high security and transparency through minimalistic code, breaking the traditional financial model and pioneering blockchain technology. The popularization of Ethereum's smart contracts has further expanded the possibilities of decentralized networks, all of which would not have been possible without the geek spirit of developers.

As an inheritor and promoter of the geek spirit, OKX is leading developers to build the industry. It supports the infrastructure construction of the Bitcoin ecosystem for the first time, promotes the innovation of Bitcoin in application scenarios, takes the lead in adopting MPC multi-signature technology and AA account abstraction technology, greatly reduces the threshold for users to enter the Web3 world, and combines NFT with people's lives, providing technical support for NFT tickets for some large-scale events, allowing creativity at your fingertips to gradually enter people's lives.

This time, OKX and Google Cloud chose the time node of the 1024 Programmer's Day to walk into the world behind the code with the public, which seems to indicate that the conceptual boundary between Web2 and Web3 is being broken.

The relevant development leader said that "Rewrite the System, Rewrite the 1024" is the value anchor followed by OKX. They hope to pay tribute to global developers at the 1024 Programmer Festival, and call on global aspiring developers to take a more open-minded and long-term view of the development of global Web3. With the premise of upholding the spirit of Web3, they further unleash their creative power at their fingertips, make Web3 as user-friendly as Web2, and promote the global benefits of Web3.

Because whether it's Web3 or Web2, developers share a highly consistent "Hello World" spirit.

Whether it's Google or OKX, they are both using code to change the world.