Workshops
Solana Superteam Ideathon
Join us for a half-day Ideathon — whether you're new to blockchain or an experienced dev, this Ideathon will be the perfect platform to explore new concepts, collaborate with like-minded individuals, and bring your ideas to life.
XRP Ledger: Everything Is a Payment Away
A hands-on guide to the XRP Ledger, how to get started on it, and its best use cases
SUI Developer Workshop
Join us for an interactive and engaging workshop designed for developers of all experience levels! Whether you’re new to Sui or already familiar, this session will dive into the Sui object model and equip you with the skills to jumpstart and enhance your journey developing on Sui. You’ll learn practical tips, hands-on techniques, and best practices to confidently build on-chain applications. Come ready to code, collaborate, and leave with a deeper understanding of Move and Sui!
Wormhole: Deploying native multichain token with customizable security models
The landscape of blockchain technology is evolving rapidly, with cross-chain interoperability becoming a cornerstone of the future. One significant advancement in this space is the deployment of native multichain tokens. Imagine the ability to configure sophisticated security measures, set precise rate limits at the contract level, and select from a variety of deployment models—all tailored to your specific needs.
Introduction to Verus and its Unique DApp Model
Learn how to accomplish everything that's important on blockchain using software you already know, instead of writing new code in a new language you need to learn: Verus protocol-layer functions vs. smart contract architectures
DFINITY: Building Cross-Chain Applications with Ethereum and the Internet Computer
Ethereum is the most popular platform to create decentralized applications in the form of smart contracts. Due to Ethereum's popularity and fee model, executing transactions can be quite costly, which limits its usability for applications that require many low-value transactions. On the other hand, the Internet Computer, a blockchain-based platform for the execution of general-purpose smart contracts, makes it possible to send transactions quickly and cheaply. Is it possible to combine both platforms? The answer is yes! As we will show in this workshop, you can build smart contracts that run on the Internet Computer but interact with Ethereum to generate powerful cross-chain applications.
