📜🔗 Immutable, censorship resistant, cheap, file storage on EOS blockchain
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📜🔗 Immutable, censorship resistant, cheap, file storage on EOS blockchain
Contracts, Node Daemon, and UI for Algorand 'The Reti' consensus incentives
Native implementation of client to eos blockchain communication.
A TUI for monitoring Cardano nodes
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Complete EOSIO framework for development, testing, and deployment in JavaScript
Halva is a toolchain for improving the experience of developing Decentralized Applications based on Substrate.
Elixir implementation of Ethereum's RLP (Recursive Length Prefix) encoding
Smart ASA reference implementation
Native iOS SDK for developing client apps for Substrate-based networks
C++ implementation of the Antelope protocol with Savanna consensus
Build and sign(multi-sign) transactions for Waves blockchain.
JavaScript & npm framework for EOSIO dApps development, building, deployment and testing using eosjs and the EOSIO protocol
TypeScript/JavaScript library for your web app for interacting with the Waves blockchain. Using Signer you can easily create and sign transactions.
A set of core Algorand utilities written in TypeScript and released via npm that make it easier to build solutions on Algorand.
Collection of random scripts and utilities written for Polkadot
Chrome extension reference app demonstrating how users could sign transactions using various EOSIO Labs tools
The easiest way to add Sign-in with Ethereum to your app.
Virto toolset to build simple to use decentralized applications
Make it easy to perform bulk functions on Algorand
SubQuery API for saturating Nova Wallet as a data source. Focuses on the following use cases: 1) Provide complete operation history, including Transfers, Rewards/slashes, Other extrinsics 2) Provide data for staking analytics
The implementation of Bech32 encoder and decoder for ruby
A PHP library (SDK) for interacting with the Algorand network.
An interpretation of Ampleforth for Blockstack