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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced organization of the README.md with clear headings and sections for Web3 resources.
  • Added a new section for "Solana" with tutorials focused on Solana development.
  • Introduced a "Learning Platforms" section listing blockchain education resources.
• Improvements
  • Expanded the "Ethereum Development Environment" section with various development frameworks.
  • Enriched the "Ethereum in different languages" section with resources in multiple languages for broader accessibility.

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The README.md file has been significantly updated to improve organization and detail regarding Web3 resources. It now features distinct sections with clear headings, categorizing resources into various topics such as Ethereum and Solana development, DAO communities, SDKs, and more. The document includes curated links to tools, tutorials, and articles, enhancing accessibility for developers. Notably, sections for Ethereum development environments and resources in multiple languages have been expanded, and new sections for Solana and learning platforms have been introduced.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Major restructuring with new sections: "Solana" (tutorials), "Learning Platforms" (education resources), and expanded content in existing sections like "Ethereum Development Environment" and "Ethereum in different languages."

Poem

In the garden of code, where the rabbits play,
New paths to Web3 bloom bright every day.
With resources galore, both near and far,
From Ethereum's heart to Solana's star.
Hop on, dear friends, let's learn and explore,
With links and tools, there's so much in store! 🐇✨

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