Algorand Developer Portal

Intermediate · 30 minutes

Hash Time Lock Contract Template With Go

Build a Smart Contract that functions as a HTLC using Go

Jason Weathersby Algorand

Beginner · 15 minutes or less

Using PureStake API with Algo Builder

In this tutorial we present how to use PureStake API (algodv2 and indexer) within `algob` projects.

Ratik Jindal

Intermediate · 30 minutes

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

Beginner · 15 minutes or less

Create an Account on TestNet and Send Your First Transaction using C#

This tutorial demonstrates the steps involved in creating a basic Standalone Algorand Account using the Community Algorand .NET SDK and funding it using the Algorand Testnet Faucet. The tutorial also covers send a payment transaction between two accounts.

Johan Stenberg

Beginner · 15 minutes or less

Create Your First ORE ID Application

Creating your test app is simple using our sample app. Here you will learn to create an ORE ID app and configure the sample app to run your test app, allowing you to test logins and transaction signing on the chain.

Shyla Hardwick Aikon

Intermediate · 30 minutes

Hash Time Lock Contract Template With JavaScript

Build a Smart Contract that functions as a HTLC using JavaScript

Jason Weathersby Algorand

Beginner · 30 minutes

AlgoMinter - a Web App for Minting Assets Using Python, AlgoSigner, and Anvil Platform

In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to easily build simple web apps with minimum infrastructure configuration efforts using Python and Anvil platform, as well as, how to integrate them with AlgoSigner.

Altynbek Orumbayev

Intermediate · 15 minutes or less

Split Contract Template with Go

An example walkthrough of the Split Contract Template in Go

Jason Weathersby Algorand

Intermediate · 15 minutes or less

Split Contract Template with Python

An example walkthrough of the Split Contract Template in Python

Jason Weathersby Algorand

Intermediate · 30 minutes

Compile and Run the Algorand Node Natively on Windows

Learn how to build the Algorand node and the whole set of devtools on Microsoft Windows and run them without the need of emulators, virtual machines and even WSL.

Mauro Leggieri Rand Labs

Beginner · 30 minutes

Generating And Securing A Vanity Address Using Rekeying

This tutorial will show you how to use the Python package py-algorand-sdk to generate a new custom vanity Algorand address and how to subsequently secure it by rekeying it to an existing or new Algorand private key.

Steve Ferrigno Algorand

Intermediate · 1 hour

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

Intermediate · 30 minutes

Atomic Transactions Web and Console Applications

This is a DApp walkthrough to generate account addresses and mnemonic keys, fund the account, check the account details, and also perform transactions. This was built using the C#/.NET framework to communicate with the Algorand Blockchain.

Stephen Sunday KusuConsult

Beginner · 30 minutes

Algorand Studio | Tutorial 1: Basic Features

Set up your local machine for Algorand development using Algorand Studio, includes a walk through its basic features.

Phil Li Obsidian Labs

Intermediate · 15 minutes or less

Split Contract Template with JavaScript

An example walkthrough of the Split Contract Template in JavaScript

Jason Weathersby Algorand

Beginner · 30 minutes

Create A Private Network

This tutorial walks through creating and running a private network that can be used to test your application.

Jason Weathersby Algorand

Beginner · 1 hour

Simple NPC game interactions using a stateful contract and atomic transfers

This tutorial will show you how to create a simple NPC game character using a stateful contract and atomic transfers. We'll also test it using the `goal` command line tool.