Devs say real blockchain use is coming, but many feel it’s overhyped

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We’re likely to see a real-world application of blockchain technology over the next two years – if recent research is to be believed. More than 23 percent of developers out of the 71,281 who contributed to HackerRank’s 2019 Developer Skills report said the”real-world” application of the technology over the next 24 months was very realistic. Some 27.54 percent said they thought it was somewhat realistic, 21.89 percent were unsure, 19.77 percent felt the technology was overhyped, and only 7.01 percent thought it was unrealistic. IoT and deep learning Before you get too excited, though, the report predicted that the Internet of Things (IoT) would be the most adopted technology over…

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