There's an interesting shift happening in how people approach Web3 learning. Rather than drowning in documentation, builders are getting hands-on experience through platforms like CodeXero, which prioritizes learning-by-doing. Meanwhile, Cluster provides the infrastructure where these experiments can actually flourish—a space where execution and cross-protocol coordination become tangible and measurable. This combo transforms Web3 education from theoretical study into practical ecosystem participation. The result? A steeper learning curve that actually sticks, because people aren't just reading about concepts—they're building, testing, and coordinating in real environments. It's reshaping how developers think about blockchain fundamentals.