Migrarea către Web3.0: Impactul scalării și descentralizării asupra aplicațiilor software / Migrating to Web3.0: The impact of scaling and decentralisation on software applications

The dissertation investigates the evolution of software from native user-installed applications to Web3.0 and decentralized apps (dApps), highlighting how these changes impact user interaction with the software. It discusses the transition from the distribution and compatibility limitations of native apps to the more accessible web-based applications, and the rise of micro-frontends for better scalability and maintenance. The study further explores Web3.0's potential for a secure, private, user-centric web using blockchain technology, and how decentralization could shift digital paradigm, fostering innovation and user independence. Key aims include examining the shift from native to web applications, exploring user interface scalability, and assessing the transition to decentralized systems. It addresses whether native user-installed apps are becoming obsolete, when to scale user interfaces, and the implications of moving to decentralized structures, focusing on security and user cost implications. The findings synthesize research, offer recommendations, and propose future research avenues. Visuals illustrate the application evolution, providing a comprehensive view of the transition's various aspects. The research contributes to the scientific dialogue on software development, serving as a resource for academics and industry professionals, and addresses the broader effects of software application evolution.