Welcome. This is EasyA's legendary handbook. If you want to learn Axelar like a legend, then you're in the right place.
This handbook serves as a guide to the Axelar ecosystem, geared towards those just joining for the first time. It isn't just a beginners' handbook; it's a legendary handbook. Even if you've already immersed yourself in the ecosystem, you'll find tons of helpful tidbits around here!
Of course, the best place to start is always the EasyA app! Download it here for the fastest and most fun way to learn about Axelar. Download it directly right here!
- Introduction
- Getting Started
- Core Concepts
- Development Tools
- Smart Contracts
- Axelar Network
- Ecosystem Projects
- Resources
- Handy Code Snippets
- Contributing
What is Axelar:
- Axelar Website - The official website providing comprehensive information about Axelar.
The no-fluff starter:
- Axelar Documentation - Official documentation to get you started with Axelar.
Explanation of fundamental concepts in the Axelar ecosystem:
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Key tools and environments for Axelar:
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How to write and deploy smart contracts on Axelar:
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Going into the network level:
- Axelarscan - Block explorer for the Axelar network.
Cool projects built on Axelar:
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Extra stuff:
- Axelar Blog - Official blog with updates and insights into Axelar development.
- Axelar GitHub - The main repository for Axelar's development.
Get a taste of Axelar development with these code snippets:
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We welcome contributions to make this handbook even more legendary! Here's how you can contribute:
- Fork the repository
- Create a new branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-addition) - Make your changes
- Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some amazing feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/amazing-addition) - Create a new Pull Request
Please ensure your contributions align with our code of conduct and contribution guidelines.
This handbook was inspired by the famous awesome lists by sindresorhus. We need awesome lists for Web3 ecosystems, with more of a hacker's guide to how they work. This is the answer to that need.