Certified Learning Track
Deep dive into leading ecosystems and become a certified developer
Deep dive into leading ecosystems and become a certified developer
Arbitrum is the leading layer-2 (L2) that empowers users like you to explore and build in the largest layer-1 (L1) ecosystem, Ethereum. In this learning track, we will introduce the ecosystem and architecture of Arbitrum, learn Rust syntax and the Stylus library, and together build some classic projects such as a Bulls and Cows game, a token, an NFT, and DeFi smart vaults.
Built with Rust, Solana is renowned for its scalability and cost-effectiveness. In this ecosystem, we will learn the basic concept of Solana, smart contract development with Rust, and the Anchor framework. We will also learn to develop NFT contracts and build a game on Solana.
Linea Network, an Ethereum layer-2 (L2) solution, is one of the most promising advancements in Ethereum's scalability landscape. In this ecosystem, we will start with a comprehensive introduction to the Linea ecosystem, progressing from basic Solidity syntax to advanced guided projects. Through this journey, you will develop skills to launch tokens, implement NFT Dutch Auctions, and build a decentralized social DApp. All projects can be deployed on the Linea Mainnet or Testnet, offering practical, hands-on experience within the Linea ecosystem.
Mantle Network, an Ethereum layer-2 (L2) solution, is one of the fastest-growing Ethereum infrastructures. In this ecosystem, we will learn Solidity step by step from the basic syntax to advanced guided projects such as launching a token, an NFT, and “CryptoKitty”.
Telos is a high-performance, scalable Layer-1 blockchain using Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus. It supports C++ and Solidity smart contracts, is EVM-compatible, and offers low-cost transactions and robust governance. Launched in 2018 with fair token distribution and no ICO, it aims to advance decentralized applications and the Web3 ecosystem.
Gaia is a decentralized open-source platform that allows users to create,and deploy AI agents. Each Gaia node includes language models, knowledge embedding models, a vector database, and can be offered as a web API service. Gaia supports the creation of knowledge-based tradeable assets and is governed by Gaia DAO, forming a decentralized marketplace for AI agent services.
XION is the only layer-1 blockchain specifically built for consumer adoption, with the mission of making Web3 technology more accessible and inclusive for everyone. The protocol has integrated advanced features like account management, signature handling, fee abstraction, and interoperability so anyone, regardless of their technical background, can easily participate in the Web3 world. In this learning track, we will explore the unique features that make XION a game-changer, learn fundamental Rust Syntax and CosmWasm, and build user-centric projects on XION step-by-step together.
Ethereum is an open-source, decentralized blockchain platform that enables developers to build and deploy smart contracts and decentralized applications (DApps). It was proposed by programmer Vitalik Buterin in 2013 and officially launched in 2015.
Open Campus is an innovative decentralized education ecosystem that leverages blockchain technology to connect learners, educators, content creators, and educational institutions, fostering collaboration and value creation. EDU Chain, consumer-facing education apps and on-chain education finance (EduFi), is built on the Open Campus platform. Here, you can Learn. Own. Earn.
Sui is a high-performance Layer-1 blockchain platform that employs innovative parallel execution and object ownership models, greatly enhancing transaction processing speed and throughput. Sui supports smart contract development using the Move programming language, with a strong focus on security and asset ownership. In this Learning Track, we will explore the core features of Sui Network and the Move programming language, guiding you step-by-step through the development, testing, and deployment of smart contracts on Sui via practical projects.
Vara Network is an independent layer1 decentralized network built and running on Gear Protocol. Vara Network is fast, scalable, and non-forkable, providing the best platform for next-generation games, financial applications, and various experimental features. In this Learning Track, we will take a deep look at the features of Vara Network and the syntax of Gear Protocol, and learn how to develop, test, and deploy smart contracts on the Vara Network through three classic practical projects.
OCID (Open Campus ID) is a decentralized identity solution at the heart of the Open Campus ecosystem, designed to empower learners with blockchain-based digital identity management. Built using Soulbound Tokens (SBTs) and Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs), OCID enables users to take full control of their academic achievements and personal data. It also integrates Verifiable Credentials (VCs), allowing achievements to be securely shared and verified across platforms.
Sonic is a high-performance network evolved from Fantom, aiming to address the blockchain “trilemma” of decentralization, security, and scalability. It achieves impressive performance with 10,000 TPS, sub-second finality, and transaction costs below $0.01. Additionally, Sonic introduces the innovative Fee Monetization (FeeM) mechanism, enhancing user experience and developer adoption, paving the way for the growth of decentralized ecosystems.
Eclipse is an innovative Ethereum Layer 2 that focuses on enhancing transaction speed and scalability while maintaining Ethereum's security and decentralization. Eclipse uses the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) as its execution environment, integrates Celestia for data availability management, and simplifies the fraudproof process with zero-knowledge proofs from RISC Zero. With its modular architecture, Eclipse combines the strengths of Ethereum, Solana, and Celestia, offering developers and users an efficient, secure, and scalable solution.
Artela is an extensible Layer-1 blockchain network that supports EVM development and customized dApps. Built on an innovative EVM+WASM dual virtual machine architecture, Artela extends blockchain protocol capabilities through Aspect programming, enabling parallel execution stack and elastic block space. This significantly enhances extensibility and scalability, providing strong support for the mass adoption of dApps.