What Is a dApp?
Applications built on smart contracts instead of a company's private servers.
What you’ll learn
- •A dApp's core logic runs on smart contracts rather than a single company's private servers.
- •The 'front end' is the familiar website or app layer sitting on top of that contract logic.
- •You connect your own wallet to a dApp instead of creating a username and password.
- •Benefits: no single company can arbitrarily freeze funds, change rules, or shut down the underlying contract.
- •A dApp's front end can go offline even while its underlying contract keeps running independently.
- •Trade-offs include no customer support and irreversible transactions, so stick to well-known, audited dApps as a newcomer.
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