Off The Chain + Blockstack

Build a Dapp in 60 Minutes

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Developers, here are the resources you need to get started building decentralized applications or 'dapps' with Blockstack.

Zero-to-Dapp

This 60 minute tutorial will take you through building your first decentralized application with Blockstack.

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Zero-to-Dapp

Seriously, Zero-to-Dapp is the best way to get started. It takes you through key aspects of Blockstack and App Mining!

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Zero-to-Dapp

You can do it. Even with no previous experience, you will be able to start building rich new apps after this tutorial.

Blockstack provides a stack of important layers you can use so that people who use your apps truly own their data, own their identity, and even their content and connections. These decentralized applications are more secure than traditional options and do not sacrifice performance or scalability.

Meet The Pioneers

Meet some of the developers fighting for your digital rights.

Andrey Azimov

How this Maker quit his job and made his side projects profitable in 1 year 🚀

Last March, Andrey Azimov quit his job and gave himself one year to get to profitability as an Indie Maker. Since then, Andrey's 'Hardcore Year' has been about shipping products like Encrypt My Photos, Progress Bar OSX, MacBook Alarm, Dark Mode List, and Preview Hunt — as well as getting to $1K per month in recurring revenue.

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Bruno Costa

How this developer built his first decentralized app ⛓

A few months ago, MBruno Costa participated in the #24hrstartup Challenge and built Blockvault. The idea? A more secure, data-portable alternative to 1Password.
When Blockvault launched on Product Hunt, Bruno explained that the difference between his product and other password managers was simple...

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Justin Hunter

How Taking Back My Privacy Inspired a Product That Became a Business