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AlgoRealm, a NFT Royalty Game
AlgoRealm is a simple NFT game that provides an example of how to build NFTs with embedded royalty policies on Algorand.
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Morra Game Using Reach
Using high level languages to build dApps instead of low level assembly language is an attractive option for many professional developers. Frontends can be built in languages such as Python, Go, JavaScript and C#. Enjoy running the game simulation!
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SHMUP Unity Game with Algorand SDK
Unity solution and tutorial that uses the Algorand SDK to reward players with ASA Game Tokens
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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.
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Intermediate · 30 minutes
Create an Online Game Marketplace to Buy/Sell Games
In this tutorial, we will learn how to interact with the Algorand network to create an online marketplace where games can be bought or sold online using TestNet.
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AlgoNim
AlgoNim is the first Algorand game incorporating all the features introduced in Algorand 2.0: Algorand Standard Assets (ASA), Atomic Transfers (AT) and Algorand Smart Contracts (ASC1).
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MEGA ACE Summer School
The summer school will take place at the island of Spetses, at the following address: A.K.S.S. Foundation Schools of Spetses 18050 Spetses, Greece Tel.: +30 22980 72206 [https://mega-ace.corelab.ntua.gr/index.php/summer-school]()
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Simple example using Algorand with Unity 3D Engine
Initial example to integrate Algorand into a Unity 3D graphics engine project. A small step in the creation of Virtual Worlds and their BlockChain economy.
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ASA Bidding Application Using PyTeal
Solution that explains a system developed on the Algorand network that does automated bidding for an asset of interest for a predefined period of time. The app is developed using PyTeal and py-algorand-sdk
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Flipping a Coin Using Hashing
Two Algorand accounts can bet on the result of a coin flip. Alice flips the coin and records the hashed result, Bob guesses and then Alice reveals the result. Example of commitment scheme.
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Tic-Tac-Toe dApp
Design and deploy the Tic-Tac-Toe game on the Algorand blockchain. The game logic is implemented as a Stateful Smart Contract using PyTeal while the communication with the network is done using the py-algorand-sdk.
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ASA payment for a smart contract service using Algorand
This article presents a solution for how to use ASA payment for a smart contract service using Algorand. We will implement this using [Algo Builder](https://algobuilder.dev).
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What's the best way to learn about Algorand?
This blog describes my journey to learning Algorand development and provides you with tips on how to get started building on Algorand.
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Quick and dirty Algorand Unity SDK based on .NET Algorand SDK
In this solution we will see how to use a fast Unity Algorand SDK based on the well-known Algorand .NET SDK to build some general purpose examples
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An Algorand Blackjack implementation with Beaker
Blackjack is the most played casino bank card game in the world. We show an implementation of a smart contract that runs single-player blackjack games against the bank in Beaker.
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Intermediate · 30 minutes
Algorand Blockchain Development using Reach Part 3 Bets - Wagers
In this tutorial, we add in both wagering and payouts to the winner of our Rock Paper Scissors Algorand blockchain game. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a full featured game allowing wager, provably fair outcomes and payouts to the winner.
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Intermediate · 30 minutes
Algorand Blockchain Development using Reach Part 5 Non Participation
Non-participation occurs both in the centralized and decentralized development worlds. In the case of commerce-driven development knowing how to handle this is paramount as a blockchain developer.
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Intermediate · 30 minutes
Algorand Blockchain Development using Reach Part 4 Trust - Commitments
In this tutorial, we implemented a secure version of Rock, Paper, Scissors. These are the cornerstones of Blockchain development.