Blockchain Developer Shortage Urges Investors to Train Tomorrow's Programmers

The speed of expansion of Blockchain technology across the corporate world is not breaking, yet the number of "technicians" able to keep up with this growing demand is no longer enough to meet the needs. Today, new perspectives focused on education or rather the training of DLT programmers are born everywhere to keep pace.

Blockchain technology lacks developers

In addition to major technology institutions such as IBM and Mastercard, many companies are starting to take a close interest in Blockchain technology to focus their activities on the future digital economy. However, the frantic media pace of the latter stimulates startups without allowing them to follow the pace of large companies already impregnated.

To this end, the Blockchain ecosystem is currently understaffed because its democratization requires not only a hype but also a technical human factor capable of distributing it, which is a major problem today. Also, the lack of knowledge in the matter greatly slows its expansion due to misunderstanding and especially a lack of technical culture. This is the reason why various training platforms are emerging to fill this gap.

Universities and training centers mobilize to get out Blockchain developers of tomorrow

The Blockchain is undeniably the future of finance and the economy, and many players have become aware of it recently . Knowing that the main gap in the introduction of Blockchain in companies is based on the lack of personnel capable of exploiting it, Institutions like Kingsland University or the University of Yonsei (South Korea) advocate training solutions to bridge the current gap between demand and supply.