The #bitcoin writing contest, sponsored by Rootstock, has entered its final stage after a five-month run that began in May. With less than a month remaining until the contest closes on November 30, 2024, now is the time to submit your entry for a chance to win a share of $17,500 in prizes. Describe your ideal dev stack for building on Bitcoin, using a personal project as a case study, and you could secure the contest’s top prize.
Below is an outline to help you work on your entry.
The Ultimate Dev Stack for Building on Bitcoin
1. Introduction
Briefly introduce your project. What is its main goal? What problem does it solve, or what unique feature does it offer?
2. Development Stack
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Programming Language(s): Share the programming language you used (e.g., C++, Python, Rust, etc.) and your reasons for choosing it.
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SDKs: Highlight the SDKs you integrated. Describe how these tools helped you interact with Bitcoin, and why you chose them over other options.
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APIs: Specify any APIs utilized by your project. Explain how they were integrated and why.
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Libraries and Frameworks: List any additional libraries or frameworks you used, such as Bitcoin Script compilers, security libraries, or networking tools. Explain their role in simplifying development.
3. Project Walkthrough
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Demo Link: Share a link to a live demo, GitHub repository, or a video showcasing your project in action.
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Feature Highlights: Walk readers through the key features of your project.
4. Challenges and Solutions
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Challenges: Discuss technical issues you faced during development.
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Solutions: Explain how your chosen development stack helped you overcome these challenges.
5. Conclusion
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Summarize your main takeaways from building this project.
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Offer practical tips to other developers considering building on Bitcoin.
That’s all!
Start a new draft or use this template to get started today! Submissions close on November 30th, 2024.
If you’d like to participate in the #bitcoin writing contest but feel this template isn’t right for you, feel free to explore any of the other two options: