IPFS & Filecoin Developer Resources:

Getting started with Filecoin and IPFS

Join group or 1:1 office hours

Inspiration (current projects leveraging IPFS/Filecoin)

NFT Starter Pack (hands on code walkthrough of an NFT contract leveraging NFT.Storage in react and deployed to Fleek)

Other: 

• Protoschool: https://proto.school/
• NFTSchool: https://nftschool.dev/ 

DevTools: 

• Web3Storage (free 'all the things' storage on IPFS & Filecoin)
• NFTStorage (free NFT storage on IPFS & Filecoin)
• Filecoin Documentation
• Filecoin & IPFS Judging Criteria for Hackathons

Developer Resources

• Polygon Developer Documentation - https://docs.polygon.technology/docs/develop/getting-started
• Polygon Developer Library - https://polygontechnology.notion.site/Polygon-Developer-Library-36e70eac8c1f4f11a9d2fad9da8e0749
• Polygon Testnet Faucet - https://faucet.polygon.technology

Optimism Documentation

• Community Docs
• Discord

Need help?

If you are unsure about anything or need help, make sure to join our discord. We have NERDs waiting to help, as well as tons of opportunities for your project to grow and develop after the hackathon!

Click >> here << for more info and a list of ideas!

Developer Resources:

• SKALE Developer Documentation - https://docs.skale.network/docs/
• SKALE Github - https://github.com/skalenetwork
• SKALE Faucet - https://hackathon.skale.network/
• SKALE Set-up Guides - https://link.skale.space/warp_speed_setup_series

https://worldcoin.org/ethsf22

Here are the videos where developers explain their Cartesi use cases, stacks used, and how Web2 devs are onboarded to Web3 via The Blockchain OS, please read their stories in the Cartesi magazine or watch

the Groundbreaking Blockchain OS Projects video series:

● Decentralized, Trustworthy Battleship Game

● Creative Content Ownership, World Chess DApp

● Decentralized Public Transport Systems & Data Privacy.

● Biometrics, Flower classification, and Titanic DApps.

● A Decentralized Puzzle-RPG Mashup Game.

● Trusted Casino Slot Machines & A Memorabilia Marketplace

● A Decentralized Voting System & Ride-Sharing DApp

For those developers who’d like to dive deeper and hear our core devs talk about technology:

● Let’s get answers from The Blockchain OS’ core developers

● Hello, Cartesi’s core developers. Let’s talk Cartesi Rollups

Resources:

Hackathon Hub

Check out docs.lens.xyz to enter the developer garden, discover ideas for how to leverage Lens, and much more!

Documentation / Tutorials

• ⚡️Livepeer Studio Developer’s Quickstart Guide
• Tutorial: Building a live streaming app
• FAQ
• 🛠 API Reference: Live Streaming
• 🎬 Need a player for your video?
• Past Hackathon Projects
• ✨ In-browser streaming SDK (webrtmp) / codepen

Sample Applications to Clone

• Example App in next.js
• Example App in react-native
• Example API proxy for frontend access

• ENS text record
• NFT Avatar field specification
• ENS subdomains
• Durin
• The full idea list
• Webpage: ENS Website
• Introduction: Decentralized naming for wallets, websites & more

You can get started by checking out the XMTP developer resources, specifically: 

Developer Resources

• 💻 XMTP Developer Docs - https://docs.xmtp.org 
• 🐙XMTP JS SDK - https://github.com/xmtp/xmtp-js
• 🐙XMTP Example Chat App - https://github.com/xmtp/example-chat-react

Previous Hackathon Project Examples

• 💻Message-based Bartering System with OpenSea + XMTP - https://github.com/Aqrare/eth-nyc
• 💻E2EE chats through an Intercom-type widget for NFT merchants - https://github.com/openmagic-io/openmagic-community-marketplace-demo
• 💻Token-gated chat with XMTP + Lit Protocol - https://github.com/NftTopBest/example-chat-react-gitcoin-hackathon 
• 💻Connection-gated Chat with XTMP + CyberConnect - https://github.com/thedarkrai07/cyberconnect-xmtp-1 
• ▶️Example Demo Video of Connection Gated Chat - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ns02CxG63YU
• ▶️Example Demo Video of Token-gated chat - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTd6Cz9Ak_U 

Helpful UI Examples

• DAOPanel (Conversation UI on top of XMTP)
• https://github.com/daopanel/hello  

Connect with Us

• 👾Official Discord Access - https://xmtp.typeform.com/early-access
• 🐦XMTP Official Twitter - https://twitter.com/xmtp_ 
• 🌐XMTP Website - https://xmtp.com/
• 📖XMTP Labs Jobs - https://blog.xmtp.com/careers/ 

• Hacking on UMA: https://www.notion.so/umaproject/Hacking-on-UMA-7f70c694baed4e83b384bd67b422c3aa
• UMA Docs: https://docs.umaproject.org/
• Across Docs: https://docs.across.to/v2

• Docs - https://docs.hyperlane.xyz/hyperlane-docs/
• Quickstart - https://docs.hyperlane.xyz/hyperlane-docs/developers/messaging-api/quickstart-tutorial
• Where is My Message - https://docs.hyperlane.xyz/hyperlane-docs/developers/observability
• Website - https://hyperlane.xyz 
• Discord - https://discord.gg/hyperlane
• Twitter - https://twitter.com/Hyperlane_xyz
• Blog - https://medium.com/hyperlane

• zkApps Documentation
• Simple Anonymous Message Board Tutorial
• zkApp-CLI Examples

Push Documentation:

• https://docs.push.org/

Resources: https://linktr.ee/alluo

Understand Fuel's vision: Introducing Fuel, the Fastest Modular Execution Layer.

The best way to start Fueling up is through the following docs:

• 📚 Developer Quickstart
• 📖 The Sway Book

You can begin playing around with Sway by installing Fuelup, the Fuel toolchain manager:

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf
https://fuellabs.github.io/fuelup/fuelup-init.sh | sh

If you have any questions, you can find technical support at the venue itself, or ask on our Discord server.

• 🔗 Website: Fuel.network
• 📰 Blog: https://fuel-labs.ghost.io/
• 🐥 Twitter: Sway, Fuel 

For API keys, come find the Dune team IRL at our ETHSanFrancisco booth.

To learn how to use our API, with quickstarts and language specific examples, see our API documentation.

We'll have a dedicated support channel on our community Discord at #dune-api.

Getting Started

• (Docs) Introduction to 0x
• (Docs) Intro to the 0x Swap API
• (Guides) Full List of 0x Swap API Tutorials
• (Guide) How to Build a Token Swap Dapp With 0x API
• (Video) Integrating the 0x API for Fun and Profit

• Website
• Discourse
• Twitter
• ApeCoin Smart Contract
• ApeCoin staking docs 
• Open Source Staking App

• New to NEAR: https://docs.near.org/concepts/welcome
• JS SDK: https://www.pagoda.co/jssdk
• “Hello NEAR” Example App: https://github.com/near-examples/hello-near-js
• Guest Book Example App: https://github.com/near-examples/guest-book-tutorial
• Video Tutorial on Building dApps with JS SDK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYNyC6__pw8
• Protocol Spec: https://nomicon.io/DataStructures
• NEAR’s Blockchain Concepts: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9tzQn_TEuFWJwvBg5V6EVa2DtYL_-2lJ

• Getting Started: Hackathon Getting Started Guide
• Apply Here for a Grant: https://www.unigrants.org/
• RFPs & Challenges: RFPs & Challenges

 Getting Started

• One Stop Doc
• Documentation
• Discord
• Testnet Trb Faucet

Tenderly Documentation

• https://docs.tenderly.co/ 

The Graph Documentation

• Subgraph Explorer on the Hosted Service: https://thegraph.com/hosted-service/
• Subgraph Explorer on The Graph Network: https://thegraph.com/explorer
• Developer Documentation: https://thegraph.com/docs/
• Follow this guide https://thegraph.com/docs/en/developing/creating-a-subgraph/ to see how to create a subgraph
• Other Dev resources: https://thegraph.academy/developers/developer-resources/
• OpenZeppelin Contracts Library Subgraphs: https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-subgraphs and tutorial https://github.com/pranavdaa/OpenZappelin-Subgraph
• Full stack guide: react + ethers.js + solidity + hardhat + subgraphs https://dev.to/dabit3/the-complete-guide-to-full-stack-ethereum-development-3j13

Subgraph Building Demos:

• All previous workshops https://codex.thegraph.com/#workshops
• 1 Hour Subgraph Building Demo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coa0Vw47qNc

• Guides
• Docs
• Recipes
• Integrations
• YouTube Channel
• Github Repos

• Docs - https://www.quicknode.com/docs
• Guides - https://www.quicknode.com/guides
• YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/QuickNode/

• Docs: https://www.triangleplatform.com/docs
• API Reference: https://www.triangleplatform.com/docs/api
• Faucet: https://faucet.triangleplatform.com/

Developer Resources

• API Docs - Use the Covalent API directly from the browser with our API docs
• Use case templates - Build off our ready-to-ship Web3 use case templates for wallets, NFT collections, DEXs and price trackers
• Knowledge Base - check out our developer support resources and details on every supported blockchain network.

• Main documentation: https://developers.gnosischain.com/
• Getting started: https://developers.gnosischain.com/for-users/getting-started-with-gc
• Developer resources (block explorer, RPC endpoints, dApp Toolings) https://developers.gnosischain.com/for-developers/developer-resources
• Gnosis Chain Discord: https://discord.gg/VQb3WzsywU
• How to deploy a DAO on Gnosis Chain: https://youtu.be/BsDWR2lCk-E

• Findora ETHSanFrancisco Developer Guide

Findora Private Transactions

Findora’s Privacy Routing SDK will allow developers to mask certain attributes from on-chain transactions: sender/receiver address, asset type, and asset amount. Using the SDK, developers can send private transactions from one Findora EVM address to another Findora EVM address.

Learn more about the Privacy Routing SDK

Zero-Knowledge Decentralized ID (zkDID)

Findora’s zkdid-js SDK consists of a collection of APIs to create decentralized identifiers (DIDs), credentials and proofs to enable DID holders to prove credential data (i.e. private information) about themselves in a zero-knowledge (zk) manner.

Zero-knowledge refers to the ability to cryptographically verify data without disclosing the exact credential value (i.e. cryptographically enable the verification that a DID holder’s credential contains credit score is above 700 — without revealing the exact number to the verifier).

For a conceptual overview of DIDs, credentials and the stakeholders in the credentialing and verification processes, visit the zkDID and Credentials modules section of Findora’s documentation. Also, please see the official W3C DID specification.

Learn more about the zkDID SDK

Support & Resources

Findora developers will be attending the onsite event in San Francisco to help support the hackathon participants. Additionally, developers may use the Findora Discord channel to ask questions and speak to a specialist from the team.

• Findora Discord channel
• Findora EVM network settings
• Testnet FRA faucet
• Subgraph deployment

💻 Developer Documentation: https://evmos.dev/

• Add Evmos to MetaMask: https://docs.evmos.org/users/wallets/metamask.html#adding-a-new-network
• Available RPC endpoints to connect to: https://docs.evmos.org/developers/connect.html
• Earn revenue whenever a user transacts with your smart contract: https://docs.evmos.org/developers/guides/smart_contract_registration.html
• 👾 Get help at the Official Discord: https://discord.gg/evmos
• 🔎 EVM Explorer: https://escan.live/
• 🔍 Cosmos Explorer: https://explorer.evmos.org/

For information on Empiric Network refer to our Hackathon Documentation landing page

Message us right away if you have any questions: https://t.me/+pMYh0LecRB45ZmQx

• Midpoint Documentation: docs.midpointapi.com
• Midpoint Platform: app.midpointapi.com 
• Examples and Tutorials: blog.midpointapi.com

More to come!