This week was focused more on bug fixes and setting up the environment for building the Proof of Concept of the idea in general. I was able to
I am working on my project that aims to solve Proof of Work issue for developers by providing them private claims on their achievements that can be used to generate proofs.
Progress Report:
Setting up issuer node in AWS EC2
Add login feature in mobile app to support easy authentication
Add wallet connect support to the mobile app
Setup method to mint SBT as public proof of work for developer
The overall process to setup on AWS is same as having local node the only difference is running the Redis & Postgres separately and linking them with the main EC2 instance.
This was my first time using AWS at this scale, super product of myself ✊🏼
As a builder, my priority is to bring maximum people onboard with minimum stress. So, I decided to use Github authentication using web3auth to onboard developers.
Need to build an open-system down the line anyway.
That’s why I am integrating wallet connect support too.
The idea is to showcase the public identity as developer with achievements and method to mint non-transferrable NFT. But the challenge is who will pay for the gas fees so I thought to pay by myself.
Next Steps:
Create a verifier website UI for demo
Fix issues in schemas for claims about Hackathons
Build a simple issuer frontend for issuers connecting to our hosted node
And here’s the conclusion of 2nd last blog of this Ethereum India Fellowship’3.
Never. Stop. Building.
~ Tushar