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    Intermediate · 30 minutes
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    Algo Builder Tutorial Part 5: Algob Console

    In this tutorial we present how to use `algob console` to quickly and easily interact with Algorand Standard Assets and Smart Contracts.

    Ratik Jindal
    Ratik Jindal
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    Intermediate · 1 hour
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    Participate in Consensus from Ledger Nano S/X

    In this tutorial, we show how to participate in consensus from an account stored in a Ledger Nano S or X. By participating in consensus, you help decentralize the network.

    Fabrice Benhamouda
    Fabrice Benhamouda Algorand
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    Intermediate · 1 hour
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    Royalty Fees in Algorand Using PyTeal

    This is a short tutorial that explains how to implement Royalty Fees using Inner Transactions and Teal v5 capabilities in Algorand.

    Alessio Russo
    Alessio Russo KTH
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    Intermediate · 1 hour
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    Track 65,000 Tickets - Arrays in Algorand

    Learn how to create, update and read arrays in Algorand. We will utilize key-value pairs, bytes, and bits to persistently store almost 65,000 elements in a single smart contract.

    Gidon Katten
    Gidon Katten
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    Intermediate · 1 hour +
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    Milestone Dapp Built with Pyteal

    We will build a decentralized milestone based application using pyteal and Python. PyTeal is used to write the smart contracts whereas interacting with them is done via Python using the `py-algorand-sdk`.

    Oluwatunmise Olatunbosun
    Oluwatunmise Olatunbosun
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    Hello Beaker

    Introducing a framework for Smart Contract development on Algorand

    Ben Guidarelli
    Ben Guidarelli Algorand
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    Smart Contract Storage: Boxes

    An overview of Smart Contract storage mechanisms, and technical details for how to use boxes.

    Anne Kenyon
    Anne Kenyon Algorand
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    Developer Preview of Conduit

    Developer preview release of Conduit, a new, powerful, and flexible way to access Algorand chain data.

    Chai Hoang
    Chai Hoang Algorand
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    Introducing AVM 9: Group Resource Sharing

    AVM 9 introduces a new mechanic for foreign reference arrays. They are now shared across the transaction group.

    Anne Kenyon
    Anne Kenyon Algorand
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    Create your own NFT, in Layman's Terms

    In this blog post I will provide step by step instruction on creating an NFT with no knowledge of the process, from scratch.

    Russell Fustino
    Russell Fustino Algorand
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    print("Algokit v2, happy technology")

    With AlgoKit 2.0 we are bringing native Python to blockchain development, giving the millions of Python developers an easy onramp to the world of decentralized computing.

    Alessandro Cappellato Ferrari
    Alessandro Cappellato Ferrari Algorand
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    PyTeal — Writing Algorand Smart Contracts in Python

    PyTeal is a python language binding for Algorand Smart Contracts (ASC) that abstracts away the complexities in writing smart contracts. PyTeal is provided as an open-source tool for the Algorand community. We invite you to try, use, and contribute to PyTeal if you are interested in developing and deploying ASC’s in Python.

    Shumo Chu
    Shumo Chu Algorand
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    Contribute to the Algorand Developer Docs

    The official Algorand Developer Documentation repository is now public and open to contributions. Read the contributing guide to get started.

    Liz Baran
    Liz Baran Algorand
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    Build-A-Bull Developer Bootcamp - Beginner

    ### Why should I be interested in learning about Algorand and participating in the Bootcamp? * Algorand has AlgoKit to help you with the building process using languages you already know (TypeScript and Python) 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 in time to be able to participate in our exciting [Global Virtual Hackathon](https://www.algorand.foundation/build-a-bull-hackathon) at the end of the year. **Each session will be 2 hours. Here’s what you can expect to cover over the 4 days:** * Session 1: Introducing AlgoKit – your window into Web3 * Session 2: Writing smart contract logic using TealScript * Session 3: Mastering the Application Binary Interface (ABI) * Session 4: Interacting with the DAO dApp using dAppFlow ### Prerequisites * GitHub account ([sign up](https://github.com/signup)) ### 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.

    Ryan R. Fox
    Ryan R. Fox Algorand
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    Beginner · 15 minutes or less
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    Algo Builder Tutorial Part 6: Using Tmpl expressions from PyTEAL

    In this tutorial we will show how to use Tmpl expression from PyTeal in Algo-Builder.

    Amit Yadav
    Amit Yadav Algo Builder
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    Beginner · 15 minutes or less
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    Creating a JavaScript Transaction with the PureStake API

    Learn to create a transaction and send it programmatically

    Francisco Gamundi
    Francisco Gamundi PureStake
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    Beginner · 30 minutes
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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.

    Garrin McGoldrick
    Garrin McGoldrick
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    Intermediate · 30 minutes
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    Algorand Studio | Tutorial 3: Smart Contract Limit Order

    Introduce the Algorand Standard Asset (ASA) model and work through the LimitOrder smart contract to learn issuing your own ASA & using the smart contract to exchange ALGO for an ASA.

    Phil Li
    Phil Li Obsidian Labs
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