Explain the foundations
Introduce the concept and its terminology before moving into architecture, mechanics or use cases.
Content for a developer audience
Developer Education
& Product Discovery
TL;DR
10 credited articles explaining Web3 concepts and developer choices, with clear paths to Alchemy’s tools. Alchemy published my ZKsync Era guide in six additional localized editions.
- Credited articles
- 10
- Infrastructure, blockchain development and Web3 gaming
- Additional localized editions
- 6
- Of the ZKsync Era guide, published by Alchemy
Problem
Before developers choose a tool, they need to understand the decision.
What does this technology do? How do the infrastructure options differ? What would it take to start building?
My Alchemy work addresses those questions through explainers, comparisons and guides. The challenge was to make unfamiliar Web3 subjects approachable while giving readers practical context for the next step.
Process
Make choices comparable
Organize alternatives around questions developers care about: cost, performance, control and maintenance.
Connect learning to action
Bring the explanation back to an application, an infrastructure choice or a way to begin using Alchemy.
Execution
A useful answer. A clearer decision. A practical next step.
- UnderstandExplain the concept
- CompareEvaluate the options
- Start buildingFind the relevant tools
TECHNICAL EXPLAINER
ZKsync Era, explained for Ethereum developers
Move from an unfamiliar scaling technology to an overview of its components, related approaches and how to get started with Alchemy.
Read the ZKsync Era guide (opens in a new tab)Inside the published guide
- FoundationZKsync Era and zkEVM concepts
- EvaluationLite, Era and other ZK approaches
- ApplicationAlchemy setup and integration steps
INFRASTRUCTURE COMPARISON
Shared or dedicated Solana nodes?
Explain the infrastructure behind an RPC connection, then compare the trade-offs involved in choosing a node setup.
Read the Solana comparison (opens in a new tab)Decision criteria covered
- Cost
- Performance
- Customization
- Technical expertise
- Maintenance
CATEGORY EDUCATION
Web3 gaming, from concepts to use cases
Six pieces cover play-to-earn, DeFi games and NFT card games, including introductory and how-to articles. The play-to-earn primer also connects the category to the infrastructure game developers need.
Read the play-to-earn primer (opens in a new tab)Results
A published body of work, with one guide available in seven editions.
10 credited articles
In Alchemy’s current public author archive.
4Blockchain & infrastructure
6Web3 gaming
PUBLISHER DISTRIBUTION
One English guide.
Six additional localized editions.
Alchemy published the ZKsync Era article in the editions below, each retaining my byline. The English content became a resource the publisher could offer to more language audiences.
Localized editions published by Alchemy. My contribution was the English article.
Evidence
Article credits and localized editions checked on 13 October 2026. Every example above links to the published work.
What the numbers measure
The live Alchemy author archive lists 10 articles credited to Sankrit K. The grouping above includes four blockchain or infrastructure pieces and six Web3 gaming pieces.
The localization count covers six additional editions of one guide: Japanese, Spanish, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Brazilian Portuguese. Including English, that is seven editions. The two Chinese editions are counted separately; this is not a count of seven distinct languages.
Contribution & scope
This case covers my credited English-language content. Alchemy owns the publishing, product links, localization and subsequent editorial updates. The examples describe the pages as currently published.
Article counts and localized editions show delivery and publisher distribution. They do not establish traffic growth, readership, signups or conversion lift. Private Alchemy analytics were not available for this case.
The current blockchain-indexer article credits another author and is excluded from the article count and examples.
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where your product fits.
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