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The following page lists common, useful documentation and resources for your hacks. Sponsors are advised to add their resources and APIs to this document:
All participants will receive EthBerlin EtherCards for hacking. To encourage the usage of the cards and to simplify logistics, all cards come pre-charged with Görli and Kotti Classic Testnet Ether!
You can find all public keys for the EtherCards that have been handed out to participants here. You can use it for your hacks, drop funny tokens to these accounts or use it for voting systems where only participants can vote. Be creative and let us know how you used this list!
If you're new to Ethereum, Web3, and dapp development, you are most welcome here! Below are some resources for you to learn the fundamentals and getting hacking as quickly as possible.
- A comparison of Bitcoin with Ethereum
- Solidity getting started - Solidity is the programming language used for many Ethereum-based dApps, this guide gets you started learning the fundamentals.
- ETHHub's conceptual overview gives you a great introduction of the principles behind Ethereum and Blockchain.
- Kauri has two collections of content useful for beginners, another conceptual introduction and a guide to creating a fullstack dApp including smart contract concepts, creating a frontend and deploying the dApp.
- Superblocks Lab - Instead of downloading lots of dependencies to get started, this browser-based IDE helps you learn and develop smart contracts and their web frontends. It has a built-in Solidity compiler and EVM, transaction history, and you can export your dApp once you're ready to try other tools.
- go-ethereum client
- parity-ethereum client
- Remix IDE
- Görli and Kotti classic testnet configurations
- Parity light.js - A high-level reactive JS library optimized for light clients.
- Ready to use dApp template — a clone-and-start-hacking template of a dApp, with CI/CD batteries included. Built with Solidity and React, tested and migrated using Truffle. Brought to you by your friendly EthBerlin devops mentors!
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