- Web 1.0 is usually an information page with a static content. Control of Web 1.0 is on the web admin side (web 2.0 give user some control). Web 2.0 adds interaction of similar to application, without installing one, like Google Sheets, it’s dynamic.
- Smart Contract is a code running on Ethereum EVM. This code is used to create ‘Smart Money’ applications which in many cases replace legacy systems.
- Ethereum smart contract code can be read by anyone and analyzed. You can see money coming to smart contract, transaction being made on a smart contract and money leaving a smart contract and way more. You can see what wallet bought which digital item and for what price.
- What was web 1?
Web 1 was a static internet for reading and sharing text or images. No video or social media. - What is a smart contract?
A smart contract are small pieces of code that can own and decide what to do with money. They operate on the ethereum beacon chain, are programmable and dynamic. It is Web 2.
- How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
Ethereum 's code says “Don;t Trust --Verify”. You create your own decentralized money contract. Anyone can read, so its transparent.
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1 web 1.0 was about static websites with text images and links. only sharing information
2 a smart contract are small pieces of code that run on the ethereum network
3 everything teh contracts does people can see. Also the contract itself is open
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Web 1.0 was the basic-static internet. You could write text, add images, and attach links on a webpage.
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A smart contract is a programmable code that means programmable money.
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Transparency is achieved with Ethereum code with Solidity.
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web 1.0 is just img and text based information
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a smart contract is a set of conditions that trigger at verifiable events. Once deployed they cannot be altered
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by the very nature of blockchain tech.
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- Web 1.0 was Static w/ text, image and link abilities.
- A smart contract is programmed ownership and distribution of monies.
- Ethereum is smart contracts running on the blockchain. These smart contracts are transparent by way of mining and because they can be done without the need of intermediaries.
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- Web 1.0 was a static network that could only contain text, images and links. You could only share and read information.
- A smart contract is a small piece of code that runs on the Ethereum blockchain. It can own money and decide where to send it under programmable stipulations.
- The ethereum code provides transparency by having the ability to see who is sending and receiving the money. The agreement is written in the smart contract and is therefore trustless.
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- What was Web 1.0?
- its the first part stage of world wide web revolution, you can have images there, read the text, open the links.
- What is a smart contract?
- code running on ETH blockchain
- How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
- its caused by blockchain, everybody can read it, its 24/7/365
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What was Web 1.0?
just static web pages containing text, images, links, no scripting, no advanced content -
What is a smart contract?
smart contract holds some conditions to redistribute money (assets), those conditions can be programmed (programming language solidity) and after that cannot be changed -
How is transparency achieved with Ethereum code?
Ethereum code runs on blockchain, all transactions are visible and can be verified, blocks cannot be removed
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- What was Web 1.0?
Only read and share information (static Websites) - What is a smart contract?
A set of subsegment code that provides rules and functions for the Blockchain - How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
Everything is visible on the Blockchain including smart contracts so no fiddeling with the numbers
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Web 1.0 was when the web was text and images. It did not have any program to add functionality to a web page.
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A smart contract is a program that is added to a blockchain and will manage Crypto based on the logic in the program.
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The blockchain is open for anyone to read. Thus you can read the code that runs any smart contract.
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- Web 1.0 was static web pages with text, images and links.
- A smart contract contains small pieces of code which enable money transactions without having a third party involved.
- Transparency is achieved because the transaction is on the block chain so you can see who is sending money and who is receiving money.
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What was Web 1.0?
Web 1.0 was a set of very basic websites consisting of text, pictures and links -
What is a smart contract?
A smart contract is a code based contract that is built using Solidity on the Ethereum network
Smart contracts are unstoppable in nature and therefore cannot be changed -
How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
As the contracts are unstoppable and built in code they are trustless and don’t necessarily need human interaction for them to be fulfilled. They are written on the blockchain and can be verified
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Web 1.0 was the beginning of the internet age also called Static Websites in which you could only view text, images and links. No chats, no extra accounts, very limited.
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Smart Contracts are small pieces of code that are run on the Ethereum Blockchain. Provides Solidity and you can own and decide what to do with currencies.
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Transparency is achieved by utilizing the Ethereum blockchain. Once on the blockchain it can never be corrupted.
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1.Web 1.0 is basically static and limited. It is before JavaScript is implemented into the block chain network.
2.Smart contract is basically web 2.0 and it is easily programmer with Java Script to make the website or application more dynamic. And the process is unstoppable and it is trust less.
3.The code is visible to everyone so no one can simply change the code without others noticing
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WEB 1.0 consists mainly of static websites of text and images. Links can also be placed on WEB 1.0
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Smart contracts are pieces of code written in Solidity and deployed on the blockchain. They are unstoppable and cannot be changed. A Smart contract is programmable money and it can transact.
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Transparency is achieved through open source code that can be verified by anyone. There is no middle man and PoW is reached through consensus.
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- Static websites before Java Script
- Small pieces of code written in the Solidity language.
- Middleman removed. Trustless. Can’t be changed
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It is the first generation of the web, where people were only able to share texts.
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Smart contracts are lines of codes on the blockchain that sets agreed rules between parties, making it transparent and trustless.
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Anyone can verify and audit the smart contract terms.
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What was Web 1.0?
Web 1.0 was the first version of the web front end. It was primarily limited to static pictures and text without proprietary browser plugins. -
What is a smart contract?
Smart contracts are code, usually programmed to perform a financial transaction, running on a decentralized blockchain such as ethereum. It combines the trustlessness of blockchains with a Turing complete code set, to enable condition based financial events. (ie escrow, auctions, wills, etc) -
How is transparency achieved with ethereum code?
It’s open source, recorded on a public ledger.
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1- Web 1.0 is the initial version of the web that is characterized by static websites. Static websites are non-adaptable and can only feature texts, images, and occasionally links. They are informative and good for writing and/or reading
2- A smart contract is a piece of code intended to automatically execute a set of instructions for example programmable money
3- Ethereum code is open source and verifiable by anyone, allowing transparency
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