Before getting started building my first TApp, it makes sense to go through the tutorials already listed in the TEA Project’s dev docs. It looks like they mostly use the same repo called tutorial-v1 and that you checkout a branch based on what features you want to try out. …

The ultimate goal of the TEA Project is to establish a framework for existing web2 developers allowing them to build web3 apps with minimal effort. That means if you’re already a web2 developer, you don’t need to learn blockchain, solidity , smart contracts, consensus, etc. just so you can build…

Leveraging the Existing Tutorials to Build our Idea Voting App The best way to learn how to build a TApp is to read our dev tutorials. Developers can check out our developer docs tutorial section to learn about coding a TApp. One problem we hear from developers new to web3 is that they feel burdened having to learn about smart…

The Genesis of the Idea Depot App We at the TEA Project are often asked what kind of apps they should build using the forthcoming TApp SDK and dev tutorials. Developers are curious about what apps best utilize TEA’s decentralization, secure enclaves, and unstoppable compute layer. There has been a lot of discussion in our community with…

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Changes in Financial Services Anyone can join at any time In epoch 2.1, only those who registered before the epoch started could join the contest. Now in epoch 3.0, anyone can join the contest at any time. The only advantage of registering upfront is that the registered users will be offered CML coupons at a fixed price (but not free…

This is the landing page: https://teaproject.org/landingpage/preview_1/ If you are interested in previewing how TEA mining looks like or would like to win the $1500 USDT award. Click the link above to register and join the TEA mining competition. Once you click the link and get to the landing page, you…

This week, we welcome our latest full-time team member, George Pornaras. He is a professional tech writer who was major in English and familiar with blockchain technologies. We spend a full day together in my office discussing my dream of the Trusted Web 3.0. Right after the discussion, he wrote his first impression on TEA Project. First Impression of TEA Series #1 This piece is part of the First Impressions Series where TEA Project employees and community members share their first…teaproject.medium.com

Miners 2 questions: If the TEA project were Uber for cloud computing, miners are drivers. The incentive to the drivers is the fuel to drive the TEA token economy. …