Pyth-in-Galaxy

For this hackathon, I choose the learning and exploring path where I mainly read about different projects and understood what they provide and how they contribute to the Web3 Ecosystem. Later, I focused on learning about Oracles with Pyth Network and tested their API Endpoints.

This repo contains my log of developer exeperience going through docs, testing API's and feedback. Find it at pythnetwork-docs-feedback.md

After exploring Pyth-Entropy which provides verifiable random numbers, I built Pyth-in-Galaxy Which is a story of a baby Snake named Pyth traveling the universe, his spaceship is powered by Pyth-Entropy and sometimes as in life we are unable to reach the destinations we planned to reach, here in our baby snake's case, he sometimes is unable to reach some galaxies because his spaceship cant find the map to reach it. But that doesn't discourage him and he keeps on going forward traveling to new galaxies. pspspsssspspspps :)

The project submission consists of a document on developer feedback prepared using HackMD and published on GitHub.as a Markdown File The document outlines feedback on Pyth.Network APIs, including testing experiences, observations, and actionable suggestions for improvement.

Pyth-in-Galaxy is a whimsical Next.js + Chakra UI project inspired by the Pyth-Entropy service, which provides verifiable random numbers. It brings the story of Pyth, a baby snake exploring the universe in his spaceship powered by Pyth-Entropy. When the API provides data, Pyth successfully reaches a galaxy, represented as a stunning gradient. If the spaceship fails to find the map to a galaxy (API returns a 403), Pyth continues undeterred, with his resolve symbolized by a friendly snake icon.