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Sending Rewards to ICO Investors Using Batch Transactions in Python
In the early stages of their project, ASA creators are supported by the contributions of early investors. In this tutorial, we will look at how you can obtain all the transactions that have been made to your wallet and reward donors with your token.
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Indexer For Blockchain Analysis
This tutorial goes over a few examples of using the 'indexer' to calculate Algorand blockchain metrics.
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A Crowdfunding DApp on the Algorand Network
A Crowdfunding Application built on the Algorand Network with the .NET Core framework. This will enable people crowdfund for their projects/businesses using the algorand protocol.
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Using the TEAL Debugger to Debug a Smart Contract
This tutorial will provide a step-by-step guide on how to use the TEAL debugger to debug a buggy Algorand smart contract.
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Deploying a bet dApp powered by Beaker
In this tutorial you will deploy a bet dApp, named AlgoBet. You will setup an Algorand sandbox, compile the AlgoBet smart contract and instantiate it on the testnet. Finally, you will be able to interact with the deployed decentralized bet system.
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Verify identity using a credential network
Build and test a smart contract in which accounts vouch for one-anther's credentials to establish a network of trust.
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Algorand-Telegram Interactions: Part 1 - The Basics
Create a Telegram Bot which connects your username to your Algorand account, then invoke some transactions.
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Understanding the TEAL Opcode Budget
This guide gives a high-level overview of TEAL's opcode budget system, as well as a method to (finitely) increase it.
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Using Azure Key Vault for Wallet Transactions using JavaScript
The aim of this tutorial to teach how to use Azure KeyVault to store secret and retrieve the secret to sign transactions and recover account.
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Access BetaNet Network using Sandbox
This tutorial describes how to access the BetaNet network using Sandbox.
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Song Vote on Algorand - Create and deploy a fully functioning Dapp
Create and deploy dApp to vote on songs (or other things) on the Algorand test network. By the end you will have a good understanding of the full development pipeline on Algorand!
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Using VS Code with JavaScript
This tutorial will facilitate how to debug using Visual Studio (VS) Code, which can be used with all the code samples on the Algorand Developer Docs Portal.
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Access BetaNet Network using Purestake
Access BetaNet Network using PureStake
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Working with ASA using Java
This tutorial demonstrates the steps involved in creating a basic Algorand Standard Asset using Java.
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Access BetaNet Network using your own node and goal
This tutorial describes how to setup and update a BetaNet network using your own node and goal.
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Algorand Developer Bootcamp | Beginner
### Why should I be interested in learning about Algorand and participating in the Bootcamp? * Algorand has different SDK’s to help you with the building process in different languages and with extensive documentation. * The costs and speed for testing on Algorand are extremely low, which will allow you to learn and test without friction. * The companies that work with Algorand are constantly looking for developers to join their work teams. At the end of the Bootcamp you will be able to participate in solving challenges that will test your knowledge and will serve as a cover letter for you to apply for a Web3 job in the Algorand ecosystem. * This Beginner bootcamp will give you the foundations needed to take part in our Intermediate bootcamp. * Grow your web 3 developer skills on time to be able to participate in our exciting Global Virtual Hackathon at the end of the year. We’ll release more details shortly. **Each session will be 2 hours. Here’s what you can expect to cover over the 4 days:** * Session 1: Algorand Developer Onboarding with JavaScript SDK & AlgoKit Installation * Session 2: Building a dApp with Beaker and Deploying with dAppFlow * Session 3: Building & Debugging dApps with Beaker + PyTeal + PyTest * Session 4: Adding a TypeScript Frontend UI to the Auction dApp ### Why Algorand? When you decide to start working in blockchain, it is essential that you know the characteristics of the protocol that you are going to use, here are those of Algorand: * It is a layer 1 network that can process 10,000 transactions per second. * The cost per transaction is 0.001 ALGO == $0.0003 USD Approx. * Our blocks are processed in 3.3 seconds. * We are a carbon negative blockchain as we are committed to being environmentally friendly.
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Developer Intermediate Bootcamp
All the content will be in English and it is totally free, so if you are a developer and you ask yourself: Why should I be interested in learning about Algorand and participating in the Bootcamp? Algorand has different SDK's to help you with the building process in different languages and with extensive documentation. The costs and speed for testing on Algorand are extremely low, which will allow you to learn and test without friction. The companies that work with Algorand are constantly looking for developers to join their work teams. At the end of the Bootcamp you will be able to participate in solving challenges that will test your knowledge and will serve as a cover letter for you to apply for a Web3 job in the Algorand ecosystem. When you decide to start working in blockchain, it is essential that you know the characteristics of the protocol that you are going to use, here are those of Algorand: It is a layer 1 network that can process more than 6,000 transactions per second and is expected to reach 10,000. The cost per transaction is 0.001 ALGO == $0.0003 USD Approx. Our blocks are processed in 4 seconds. We are a carbon negative blockchain as we are committed to being environmentally friendly. What will you learn during the Bootcamp? Each session is 2 hours. 1.5 hours of content and 0.5 hours of Q&A. ### Session 1: State Storage - Build a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) contract - Use local and global state values - Refactor to make use of box storage state values - Implement proposal and voting mechanics ### Session 2: User-Defined Data Types - Explore various types: base, custom, tuple - Design a tuple for holding NFT traits within box storage - Update DAO contract to vote on those traits ### Session 3: Algorand Standards (ARC) for NFT, ABI and More - Introduce ARCs using SDKs - Explore various NFT standards (3, 4, 19, 69) - Update DAO contract using custom data type based on an NFT ARC - Test the contract by importing the ABI into dAppFlow - Introduce off-chain data storage using IPFS ### Session 4: Contract Composability - Implement NFT Factory - Enable the DAO to mint NFTs based on proposals/votes - Reuse auction from beginner to sell NFT - Distribute earnings to DAO members ### Who can participate? Everyone is welcome to build on Algorand! It is encouraged that you have successfully completed the Algorand Developer Bootcamp Beginner series, as that content provides the foundation for these intermediate sessions.
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Developer Beginner Bootcamp in Spanish - Build a dAPP in 4 days
This Bootcamp will consist of 4 sessions that will allow you to start your path in the development of decentralized applications using Algorand, taking advantage of its native technical characteristics. All the content will be in Spanish and it is totally free, so if you are a developer and you ask yourself: Why should you be interested in learning about Algorand and participating in the Bootcamp? Algorand has different SDKs to help you with the build process in different languages and with extensive documentation. The costs and speed for testing on Algorand are extremely low, allowing you to learn and test without friction. Companies that work with Algorand are constantly looking for developers to join their work teams. At the end of the Bootcamp, you will be able to participate in solving challenges that will test your knowledge and serve as a cover letter so that you can apply for a job in the Algorand ecosystem. ### Session content All sessions are 7PM - 9PM EDT - Session 1 May 30 : Transacting with the typescript SDK and interacting with algokit - Session 2 June 1 : Creating contracts in Algorand with Python thanks to PyTEAL and Beaker - Session 3 June 6 : Building our dapp contract - Session 4 June 8: Building the frontend of our dapp ### Why Algorand? When you decide to start working on blockchain, it is essential that you know the characteristics of the protocol that you are going to use. Here we present the ones from Algorand: It is a layer 1 network that can process more than 6,000 transactions per second and is expected to reach 10,000. The cost per transaction is approximately 0.001 Algo == $0.0003 USD. Our blocks are processed in 3.7 seconds. We are a carbon neutral blockchain since we are committed to being friendly to the environment.