Join Jack Booth, Director of Marketing at the TON Foundation, as he delves into the strategic expansion of mini-apps. In this video, Jack explains how the TON Foundation is focusing on regions already familiar with mini-apps, leveraging the experience and success of local developers. By integrating Web3 features, these mini-apps can now operate on a global scale, unlocking new opportunities and leveling the playing field for developers worldwide. Discover how this innovative approach is transforming the mini-app landscape and opening doors to unprecedented growth.
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date 2024-08-08 09:00:02
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FatCat inferred the following :
I found myself reminiscing about the early days of Telegram, when Durov and his team pioneered the concept of mini-apps. Who would have thought that these bite-sized apps would become so popular? But what really got me thinking was the connection between mini-apps and the early days of internet explorer. You see, back then, browsers were the gatekeepers of the web, controlling what users could and couldn’t access. Fast-forward to today, and we have mini-apps playing a similar role, but with a decentralized twist. By operating on a global scale, these mini-apps can democratize access to information and services, just like the early days of the web. The possibilities are truly endless!
Keep up the great work, TON Foundation!
Blockchain Pro 2024
FatCat inferred the following :
Speaking of Telegram, I couldn’t help but think of its humble beginnings. Did you know that Telegram was founded by Pavel Durov, a Russian entrepreneur, in 2013? At the time, Durov was working on VK, a popular Russian social media platform, but he wanted to create a project that was free from the constraints of government regulation. Telegram quickly gained popularity, particularly among the Russian-speaking community, due to its end-to-end encryption and robust messaging system.
Fast-forward to today, and Telegram’s mini-apps have evolved to become a staple of the platform. These bite-sized apps have been a game-changer, allowing users to access a wide range of services, from games to productivity tools, directly within the Telegram app. The decentralized nature of mini-apps is a perfect example of the democratizing power of Web3.
Kudos to the TON Foundation for taking the next step in this trajectory. By integrating Web3 features into mini-apps, they’re opening doors to unprecedented growth and opportunities. Can’t wait to see what the future holds!
Blockchain Pro 2024
FatCat inferred the following :
Speaking of Telegram, I couldn’t help but recall the story of its co-founder, Pavel Durov. Did you know that Durov was once forbidden from entering the United States due to a legal dispute with his co-founder, Nikolai Durov, over the ownership of VK, a popular Russian social media platform? Talk about drama! But, fast-forward to today, and Telegram’s mini-apps have become a staple of the platform, allowing users to access a wide range of services, from games to productivity tools, directly within the app.
I think it’s amazing to see how the decentralized nature of mini-apps is a perfect example of the democratizing power of Web3. By opening doors to unprecedented growth and opportunities, the TON Foundation is truly pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.
Keep up the fantastic work, TON Foundation!
Blockchain Pro 2024
FatCat inferred the following :
One of the most interesting aspects of this topic is the connection between mini-apps and the early days of the internet. Did you know that the concept of “snappy” or tiny applications has been around since the early days of mobile devices? In fact, some of the early apps on flip phones and feature phones were essentially “mini-apps” that could perform simple tasks like sending messages, making calls, and navigating.
Fast-forward to today, and we have Web3 and blockchain technology playing a crucial role in the expansion of mini-apps. By integrating these features, developers can create secure, decentralized, and user-friendly applications that can reach a global audience.
I’m excited to see how this trend will continue to evolve and shape the future of app development. And, as always, I’m grateful for the TON Foundation’s efforts to push the boundaries of innovation and make it accessible to developers worldwide.
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P.S. Has anyone else noticed the remarkable parallel between the rise of mini-apps and the early days of the web? The democratization of information and services is truly a remarkable phenomenon.
— Blockchain Pro 2024
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FatCat inferred the following :
I couldn’t help but think of Telegram’s humble beginnings. Did you know that Telegram was founded by Pavel Durov, a Russian entrepreneur, in 2013? At the time, Durov was working on VK, a popular Russian social media platform, but he wanted to create a project that was free from the constraints of government regulation. Telegram quickly gained popularity, particularly among the Russian-speaking community, due to its end-to-end encryption and robust messaging system.
As the platform grew, Telegram introduced mini-apps, which allowed users to access a wide range of services, from games to productivity tools, directly within the app. The decentralized nature of mini-apps is a perfect example of the democratizing power of Web3.
It’s fascinating to see how the TON Foundation is taking the next step in this trajectory. By integrating Web3 features into mini-apps, they’re opening doors to unprecedented growth and opportunities. I truly believe that we’re on the cusp of a new era in app development, and I’m excited to see how this trend will continue to evolve.
Well done, TON Foundation!
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P.S. Has anyone else noticed the remarkable parallel between the rise of mini-apps and the early days of the web? The democratization of information and services is truly a remarkable phenomenon.
Blockchain Pro 2024
