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We are searching for a member of the XDC Developer Community who is fluent in Hindi and willing to act as a moderator for our XDC Developer Community Discord server. The winner will be a person with a successful history of XDC Community Gitcoin Bounty submission acceptance proving a standard of expertise in XDC Network Development. The winner will be willing to commit their time from October 1st 2022 through December 31st 2022, which is the duration for this bounty.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be acting as a Hindi language Discord moderator in the XDC Community Discord server. You will be focused on growing the Hindi speaking XDC Developer community as well as assisting by answering questions and fostering a sense of community on the Discord server.
You will be acting as a Hindi language Discord moderator in the XDC Community Discord server.
Total sum of up to $3,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a How-To article demonstrating how to flatten a complex smart contract using Truffle so that it can be verified on a block explorer, and then verify the deployed contract.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Truffle to deploy a smart contract with dependencies, and then flatten the dependencies into the smart contract so that you can verify it on a block explorer.
Total sum of up to $200.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/SmartContract/Flatten/Truffle
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarfication, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
For example: In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up (insert name of tutorial) and use it to build, test and deploy a simple smart contract.
This section can be used if you are deploying contracts on the network. Otherwise it can be ommited when you create your bounty.
Total sum of up to $1,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
(insert link for either github, gitbooks, etc)
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
(Please add links to documentation here)
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how-to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to Create and deploy a smart contract using Remix IDE and deploy it to the Apothem test network.
The total sum of up to $1,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and added to the docs repository in the how-to folder via pull request: https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission. Apothem Test Network https://www.apothem.network/
Apothem Faucet https://faucet.apothem.network/
Node.js v8+ LTS and npm https://nodejs.org/en/
Guide to Apothem Test Network https://ruslanwing100.medium.com/the-beginners-guide-of-using-xinfins-apothem-network-sandbox-network-to-test-blockchain-e94d55455a00
https://docs.polygon.technology/docs/develop/remix
Note: Do not copy and paste from this source as it will be plagiarism and disqualify your submission.
I have submitted my work for How-to Hardhat bounty through the issue and Pull Request but my pull request is not merged yet.
This is the document in my GitHub profile:
https://github.com/kashish0603/Hardhat_Bounty
Kindly look into it as it has been 5 days.
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarfication, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Brownie is a Python-based development and testing framework for smart contracts targeting the Ethereum Virtual Machine.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up Brownie and use it to build, test and deploy a XRC20 Token on both the XDC Network mainnet and XDC Apothem testnet.
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/XRC20/Brownie
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://eth-brownie.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
https://web3py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/index.html
https://www.section.io/engineering-education/erc20-tokens-and-transact-using-brownie-python/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a How-To article demonstrating how to flatten a complex smart contract using Hardhat so that it can be verified on a block explorer, and then verify the deployed contract.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Hardhat to deploy a smart contract with dependencies, and then flatten the dependencies into the smart contract so that you can verify it on a block explorer.
Total sum of up to $200.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/SmartContract/Flatten/Hardhat
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a document explaining what Tatum APIs are, what they are used for, and how to use them for development on the XDC Network.
This article will teach you what Tatum APIs are, what Tatum APIs are used for, and how to use the features of Tatum APIs for development on the XDC Network.
Total sum of up to $200.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://docs.xdc.community/tools/apis-and-packages/tatum-apis.md
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Hardhat is an Ethereum development environment that provides an easy way to deploy contracts, run tests and debug Solidity code locally.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up Remix and use it to build, test and deploy a XRC721 Token on both the XDC Network mainnet and XDC Apothem testnet.
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/XRC721/Hardhat
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://medium.com/yodaplus/how-to-implement-xrc721-in-xdc-network-d9a2166a0ed9
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a How-To article demonstrating how to flatten a complex smart contract using Remix so that it can be verified on a block explorer, and then verify the deployed contract.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Remix to deploy a smart contract with dependencies, and then flatten the dependencies into the smart contract so that you can verify it on a block explorer.
Total sum of up to $200.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/SmartContract/Flatten/Remix
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Remix is an open-source Ethereum IDE you can use to write, compile and debug Solidity code.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up Hardhat and use it to build, test and deploy a XRC20 Token on both the XDC Network mainnet and XDC Apothem testnet.
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/XRC20/Remix
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://ruslanwing100.medium.com/how-to-create-an-xrc-20-token-the-simple-way-8431b7da7f89
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
The ethers.js library aims to be a complete and compact library for interacting with the Ethereum Blockchain and its ecosystem. It was originally designed for use with ethers.io and has since expanded into a more general-purpose library.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to import ethers.js, transact an XRC20 token, and set gas prices appropriately.
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/ethers.js/how-to.md
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://ruslanwing100.medium.com/how-to-create-an-xrc-20-token-the-simple-way-8431b7da7f89
https://www.xdc.dev/cbonoz/interacting-with-a-xdc-contract-from-ethersjs-26nh
https://ethereum.org/en/developers/tutorials/send-token-etherjs/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Migrate an Ethereum dApp to the XDC Network using Truffle.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up Truffle and use it to migrate an Ethereum dApp to the XDC Network mainnet and XDC Apothem testnet.
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/Migrate/ETH-dApp
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
[All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instructions and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flag your submission, you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Participants selected as winners of the bounty will be notified within seven working days after the bounty has ended.](https://github.com/XDC-Community)
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how-to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a smart contract using Hardhat and deploy it to the Apothem test network.
Total sum of up to $1,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and added to the docs repository in the how-to folder via pull request:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
Apothem Test Network
https://www.apothem.network/
Apothem Faucet
https://faucet.apothem.network/
Node.js v8+ LTS and npm
https://nodejs.org/en/
Guide to Apothem Test Network
https://ruslanwing100.medium.com/the-beginners-guide-of-using-xinfins-apothem-network-sandbox-network-to-test-blockchain-e94d55455a00
https://docs.polygon.technology/docs/develop/hardhat
Note: Do not copy and paste from this source as it will be plagiarism and disqualify your submission.
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Truffle is a blockchain development environment, which you can use to create and test smart contracts by levering an Ethereum Virtual Machine.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up Truffle and use it to build, test and deploy a XRC721 Token on both the XDC Network mainnet and XDC Apothem testnet.
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/XRC721/Truffle
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://medium.com/yodaplus/how-to-implement-xrc721-in-xdc-network-d9a2166a0ed9
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to Create and deploy a smart contract using OpenZepplin and deploy it to the Apothem test network.
This section can be used if you are deploying contracts on the network. Otherwise it can be omitted when you create your bounty.
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and added to the docs repository in the how-to folder via pull request: https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission. Apothem Test Network https://www.apothem.network/
Apothem Faucet https://faucet.apothem.network/
Node.js v8+ LTS and npm https://nodejs.org/en/
Guide to Apothem Test Network https://ruslanwing100.medium.com/the-beginners-guide-of-using-xinfins-apothem-network-sandbox-network-to-test-blockchain-e94d55455a00
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a video in Hindi that covers the how-to articles that have been written for the creation and deployment of XRC20 tokens using Hardhat, Truffle and Remix.
Total sum of up to $1,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. The video will be open source and uploaded to the XDC Community YouTube channel with assistance from WalterBlueu. A pull request can be made to alert WalterBlueu that the video is ready for upload and details around submitting the video for upload will be handled via discord.
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
Create and deploy an XRC20 with Truffle
Create and deploy an XRC20 with Hardhat
Create and deploy an XRC20 with Remix
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a document explaining what Blocksscan APIs are, what they are used for, and how to use them for development on the XDC Network.
This article will teach you what Blocksscan APIs are, what Blocksscan APIs are used for, and how to use the features of Blocksscan APIs for development on the XDC Network.
Total sum of up to $200.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://docs.xdc.community/tools/apis-and-packages/blocksscan-apis.md
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a document explaining what Wallet Connect is, what it is used for, and how to connect it to the XDC Network (XDCPay).
This article will teach you what Wallet Connect is, what Wallet Connect is used for, and how to connect Wallet Connect to the XDC Network and XDCPay.
Total sum of up to $200.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://docs.xdc.community/get-details/wallet-integration/wallet-connect.md
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create three videos in English and three videos in Hindi that cover the how-to articles that have been written for the creation and deployment of XRC721 tokens using 1. Hardhat, 2. Truffle and 3. Remix. This bounty is for a total of 6 videos.
Total sum of up to $1,500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. The video will be open source and uploaded to the XDC Community YouTube channel with assistance from WalterBlueu. A pull request can be made to alert WalterBlueu that the video is ready for upload and details around submitting the video for upload will be handled via discord.
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
Create and deploy an XRC721 with Truffle
Create and deploy an XRC721 with Hardhat
Create and deploy an XRC721 with Remix
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Truffle is a blockchain development environment, which you can use to create and test smart contracts by levering an Ethereum Virtual Machine.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a smart contract using Truffle and deploy it to the Apothem test network.
- Add funds to wallet using [Apothem Faucet](https://faucet.apothem.network/)
- Walk user through deployment process with screenshots
- Validate smart contract deployment via [Apothem network explorer](http://apothem.network/#stats)
Total sum of up to $1,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and added to the docs repository in the how-to folder via pull request:
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://trufflesuite.com/boxes/metacoin/
Note: Do not copy and paste from this source as it will be plagiarism and disqualify your submission.
https://docs.polygon.technology/docs/develop/truffle/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Migrate a Solana dApp to the XDC Network.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up the appropriate dev environment and use it to migrate a Solana dApp to the XDC Network mainnet and XDC Apothem testnet.
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/Migrate/Solana
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a document explaining what XinFin Remix is, what it is used for, and how to use it.
This article will teach you what XinFin Remix is, what XinFin Remix is used for, and how to use the features of XinFin Remix.
Total sum of up to $200.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/get-started/dev-environment/remix.md
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a document explaining what Metamask is, what it is used for, and how to connect it to the XDC Network.
This article will teach you what Metamask is, what Metamask is used for, and how to connect Metamask to the XDC Network.
Total sum of up to $200.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://docs.xdc.community/get-details/wallet-integration/metamask.md
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarfication, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Truffle is a blockchain development environment, which you can use to create and test smart contracts by levering an Ethereum Virtual Machine.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up Truffle and use it to build, test and deploy a XRC20 Token on both the XDC Network mainnet and XDC Apothem testnet.
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/XRC20/Truffle
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://ruslanwing100.medium.com/how-to-create-an-xrc-20-token-the-simple-way-8431b7da7f89
https://medium.com/codezillas/how-to-develop-erc20-token-using-truffle-6e50703cbe87
We are searching for a member of the XDC Developer Community who is fluent in Portuguese and willing to act as a moderator for our XDC Developer Community Discord server. The winner will be a person with a successful history of XDC Community Gitcoin Bounty submission acceptance proving a standard of expertise in XDC Network Development. The winner will be willing to commit their time from October 1st 2022 through December 31st 2022, which is the duration for this bounty.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be acting as a Portuguese language Discord moderator in the XDC Community Discord server. You will be focused on growing the Portuguese speaking XDC Developer community as well as assisting by answering questions and fostering a sense of community on the Discord server.
You will be acting as a Portuguese language Discord moderator in the XDC Community Discord server.
Total sum of up to $3,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a document explaining what Truffle is, what it is used for, and how to use it for development on the XDC Network.
This article will teach you what Truffle is, what Truffle is used for, and how to use the features of Truffle for development on the XDC Network.
Total sum of up to $200.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/get-started/dev-environment/truffle.md
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Professional editing of content on docs.xdc.community
Total sum of up to $1,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to edit "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a smart contract and verify it on XDC Network mainnet or XDC Apotherm testnet.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up a dev environment and use it to deploy a smart contract to the XDC Network mainnet and XDC Apothem testnet, and then verify that smart contract.)
Total sum of up to $200.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/SmartContract/Verify
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://explorer.xinfin.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarfication, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
For example: In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up (insert name of tutorial) and use it to build, test and deploy a simple smart contract.
This section can be used if you are deploying contracts on the network. Otherwise it can be ommited when you create your bounty.
Total sum of up to $1,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
(insert link for either github, gitbooks, etc)
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create and Deploy a DeFi App on the XDC Network using Truffle and Ganache. A world class development environment, testing framework and asset pipeline for blockchains using the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), aiming to make life as a developer easier. Ganache enables you to quickly fire up a personal Ethereum blockchain which you can use to run tests, execute commands, and inspect state while controlling how the chain operates.
In this tutorial we will build a DeFi Application with Solidity where users can deposit an XRC20 token to the smart contract and it will mint and transfer Farm Tokens to them. The users can later withdraw their XRC20 tokens by burning their Farm Token on smart contract and the XRC20 tokens will be transferred back to them.
Total sum of up to $1,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/DeFi/Truffle
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://ethereum.org/en/developers/tutorials/create-and-deploy-a-defi-app/
#Prize Title
This is the GitHub issue dedicated to the Gitcoin bounty set up by the XDC Community for the xxx documentation. The bounty will have specific requirements the contributor must follow to be considered for the bounty. Please see the specific requirements.
##Description
###Amount of Bounty
Total sum of $xx,xxx.xx worth of XDC for this event.
###What will you be creating?
You will be creating xxx for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly, or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
##Details
Provide details for the bounty
##Resources
Provide resources specific to this bounty
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a video in Portuguese that covers the how-to articles that have been written for the creation and deployment of XRC20 tokens using Hardhat, Truffle and Remix.
Total sum of up to $1,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. The video will be open source and uploaded to the XDC Community YouTube channel with assistance from WalterBlueu. A pull request can be made to alert WalterBlueu that the video is ready for upload and details around submitting the video for upload will be handled via discord.
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
Create and deploy an XRC20 with Truffle
Create and deploy an XRC20 with Hardhat
Create and deploy an XRC20 with Remix
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tool flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Securrency, a leading blockchain-based financial markets infrastructure and products company, has released a tool called CoralX for Solidity smart contracts development, testing, and deployment.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a smart contract using CoralX and deploy it to the Apothem test network or Mainnet.
- Add funds to wallet using [Apothem Faucet](https://faucet.apothem.network/)
- Walk user through deployment process with screenshots
- Validate smart contract deployment via [Apothem network explorer](http://apothem.network/#stats)
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and added to the docs repository in the how-to folder via pull request:
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://github.com/XDC-Community/CoralX
Note: Do not copy and paste from this source as it will be plagiarism and disqualify your submission.
https://github.com/XDC-Community/CoralX
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instructions and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is needed.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tool flag your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner of the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how-to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to add custom XRC20, XRC721, and XRC1155 tokens on XDCPay. This way you will be able to see all the tokens held within your wallet.
Total sum of up to $200.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/blob/main/how-to/xdcpay.md
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
XRC20 Tokens**
https://ruslanwing100.medium.com/how-to-create-an-xrc-20-token-the-simple-way-8431b7da7f89
https://explorer.xinfin.network/
This is the GitHub issue template dedicated for the Gitcoin bounty set up by the XDC Community. The bounty will have specific requirements the contributor must follow to be considered for the bounty. Please see specific requirements.
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Participants that are selected as winners for the bounty will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Foundry Grant. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarfication, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
For example: In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up (insert name of tutorial) and use it to build, test and deploy a simple smart contract.
This section can be used if you are deploying contracts on the network. Otherwise it can be ommited when you create your bounty.
Total sum of up to $X,XXX worth of XDC for this event.
Each submission will be paid according to the amount of work submitted. Only one winner will be chosen and announced within 7 working days after bounty has expired.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
(insert link for either github, gitbooks, etc)
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
(Please add links to documentation here)
I tried creating a webhook for the "community-docs" discord channel so that it would get updates anytime any action is taken on the docs repository in github, but it doesn't seem to be working.
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Hardhat is an Ethereum development environment that provides an easy way to deploy contracts, run tests and debug Solidity code locally. For this bounty you will need to duplicate this how-to article but update it to use TypeScript instead of JavaScript.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a smart contract using TypeScript and Hardhat and deploy it to the Apothem test network.
- Add funds to wallet using [Apothem Faucet](https://faucet.apothem.network/)
- Walk user through deployment process with screenshots
- Validate smart contract deployment via [Apothem network explorer](http://apothem.network/#stats)
Total sum of up to $250.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and added to the docs repository in the how-to folder via pull request:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/XRC20/Hardhat/TypeScript
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://hardhat.org/hardhat-runner/docs/guides/typescript
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
An XRC20 Factory smart contract is a smart contract that allows users to connect their web3 wallet, defined parameters, and deploy a bespoke XRC20 token.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create and deploy an XRC20 Factory smart contract using the environment of your choice, and how to interact with the XRC20 Factory using an XDC Network Block Explorer.
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/XRC20/Factory
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://ruslanwing100.medium.com/how-to-create-an-xrc-20-token-the-simple-way-8431b7da7f89
https://medium.com/codezillas/how-to-develop-erc20-token-using-truffle-6e50703cbe87
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Hardhat is an Ethereum development environment that provides an easy way to deploy contracts, run tests and debug Solidity code locally. For this bounty you will need to duplicate this how-to article but update it to use TypeScript instead of JavaScript.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a smart contract using TypeScript and Hardhat and deploy it to the Apothem test network.
- Add funds to wallet using [Apothem Faucet](https://faucet.apothem.network/)
- Walk user through deployment process with screenshots
- Validate smart contract deployment via [Apothem network explorer](http://apothem.network/#stats)
Total sum of up to $250.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and added to the docs repository in the how-to folder via pull request:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/SmartContract/TypeScript-and-Hardhat
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://hardhat.org/hardhat-runner/docs/guides/typescript
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a how-to that will walk a user through creating a simple front-end application that can interact with XDC Network Smart Contracts and XRC20 and XRC721 tokens.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to interact with XDC Network smart contracts and tokens through a simple web front-end on the XDC Network mainnet and XDC Apothem testnet.
Total sum of up to $1,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/SmartContract/Front-End
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/xdcpay/bocpokimicclpaiekenaeelehdjllofo
https://github.com/XDCFoundation/xdc-web3modal
https://github.com/XinFinOrg/XDC3
https://docs.xdc.community/learn/how-to-articles/how-to-create-and-deploy-an-xrc20-token-using-remix
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Remix is an open-source Ethereum IDE you can use to write, compile and debug Solidity code.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up Remix and use it to build, test and deploy a XRC721 Token on both the XDC Network mainnet and XDC Apothem testnet.
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/XRC721/Remix
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://medium.com/yodaplus/how-to-implement-xrc721-in-xdc-network-d9a2166a0ed9
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a document explaining what Hardhat is, what it is used for, and how to use it for development on the XDC Network.
This article will teach you what Hardhat is, what Hardhat is used for, and how to use the features of Hardhat for development on the XDC Network.
Total sum of up to $200.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/get-started/dev-environment/hardhat.md
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Hardhat is an Ethereum development environment that provides an easy way to deploy contracts, run tests and debug Solidity code locally.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up Hardhat and use it to build, test and deploy a XRC20 Token on both the XDC Network mainnet and XDC Apothem testnet.
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/XRC20/Hardhat
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://ruslanwing100.medium.com/how-to-create-an-xrc-20-token-the-simple-way-8431b7da7f89
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarfication, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
For example: In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up (insert name of tutorial) and use it to build, test and deploy a simple smart contract.
This section can be used if you are deploying contracts on the network. Otherwise it can be ommited when you create your bounty.
Total sum of up to $1,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
(insert link for either github, gitbooks, etc)
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
(Please add links to documentation here)
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create three videos in English that cover the how-to articles that have been written for the creation and deployment of XRC20 tokens using 1. Hardhat, 2. Truffle and 3. Remix.
Total sum of up to $1,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. The video will be open source and uploaded to the XDC Community YouTube channel with assistance from WalterBlueu. A pull request can be made to alert WalterBlueu that the video is ready for upload and details around submitting the video for upload will be handled via discord.
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
Create and deploy an XRC20 with Truffle
Create and deploy an XRC20 with Hardhat
Create and deploy an XRC20 with Remix
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
In this article, we will guide you through the procedure of creating your first XRC-721 (NFT) contract on Remix IDE with Open Zeppelin, deploying NFTs image/metadata on IPFS, deploying smart contract XDC Network.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Open Zeppelin and Remix to deploy an NFT to the XDC Network mainnet and XDC Apothem testnet.
Total sum of up to $800.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/XRC721/OpenZepNFT
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://docs.openzeppelin.com/contracts/4.x/wizard
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
Create a two part how-to document that illustrates how to integrate XDCPay, the XDC Network's web3 wallet, to a front end application, using both web3.js and web3 modal.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to integrate XDCPay with a front end application so the application can interact with the XDC Network mainnet and XDC Apothem testnet.
Total sum of up to $1,000.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and uploaded here:
https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to/XDCPay/Integration
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission.
https://faucet.apothem.network/
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/xdcpay/bocpokimicclpaiekenaeelehdjllofo
https://github.com/XDCFoundation/xdc-web3modal
https://github.com/XinFinOrg/XDC3
https://github.com/XDCFoundation/XDC-AlarmClock-Smart-Contract-Tool
All submissions must contain clear and concise information with explicit instruction and images describing each step required to execute the process. An accompanying video in addition to the written content is highly desired.
All submissions will be put through an industry standard plagiarism detection tool to ensure that all submissions are the work and ideas of the person submitting for the bounty. If the plagiarism tools flags your submission you will be disqualified from participation in the bounty.
You will be provided with resources (if available) as an aid to help you get started. The sole act of submitting content for the bounty does not automatically qualify you for the bounty. Our team will review all submissions and will choose the submission whose content best fits the needs and requirements of the bounty.
Only one participant will be selected as the winner for the bounty, and they will be notified within 7 working days after the bounty has ended.
Grant Sponsor: XDC Foundation. All monies paid will be in XDC.
You will be creating how to documentation for the XDC Network. Some documentation has already been created, and you will read through it to ensure it works as intended, reads clearly or if it needs better clarification, then make those changes. Those items without documentation will be created from scratch. Documentation will have images that describe or represents what's being done or described in your tutorial.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to Create and deploy a smart contract using OpenZepplin and deploy it to the Apothem test network.
This section can be used if you are deploying contracts on the network. Otherwise it can be ommited when you create your bounty.
Total sum of up to $500.00 USD worth of XDC for this event, reward amount assigned at judge's discretion.
This event will be an ongoing collaboration to create "how to" documentation for the XDC Network. All documentation will be open source and added to the docs repository in the how-to folder via pull request: https://github.com/XDC-Community/docs/tree/main/how-to
These are some of the resources you have available to you where you will find the necessary information to complete your submission. Apothem Test Network https://www.apothem.network/
Apothem Faucet https://faucet.apothem.network/
Node.js v8+ LTS and npm https://nodejs.org/en/
Guide to Apothem Test Network https://ruslanwing100.medium.com/the-beginners-guide-of-using-xinfins-apothem-network-sandbox-network-to-test-blockchain-e94d55455a00
https://docs.polygon.technology/docs/develop/remix
Note: Do not copy and paste from this source as it will be plagiarism and disqualify your submission.
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JavaScript (JS) is a lightweight interpreted programming language with first-class functions.
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A server is a program made to process requests and deliver data to clients.
Machine learning is a way of modeling and interpreting data that allows a piece of software to respond intelligently.
Some thing interesting about visualization, use data art
Some thing interesting about game, make everyone happy.
We are working to build community through open source technology. NB: members must have two-factor auth.
Open source projects and samples from Microsoft.
Google โค๏ธ Open Source for everyone.
Alibaba Open Source for everyone
Data-Driven Documents codes.
China tencent open source team.