Description

An Accumulate Mobile Wallet is a mobile application (built for Android, iOS, or both) that stores the user's private keys locally and allows interaction with the Accumulate blockchain. The wallet should enable users to send, receive, and store tokens, create and store ADIs and keys for the Accumulate protocol on their mobile device.

Requirements

The mobile wallet should support all available Accumulate Operations. Please see the Accumulate API Documentation or the CLI Reference for information on the available operations.

Description

We are looking for teams interested in building SDKs for Accumulate to make it easier for software developers to integrate the Accumulate protocol into their software.

The Python SDK should make interaction with the Accumulate protocol simple and straightforward using the Python programming language.

Requirements

The Python SDK should support all available Accumulate Operations. Please see the Accumulate API Documentation or the CLI Reference for information on the available operations.

Accumulate SDKs should be accessible, consistent, and reliable. The source code should be publicly available and include easy-to-follow and concise documentation.

Build the SDK with the expectation that it will be used in production by other developers. It should be secure, performant, and ready to use out of the box with minimal configuration.

Description

We are looking for teams interested in building SDKs for Accumulate to make it easier for software developers to integrate the Accumulate protocol into their software.

The Rust SDK should make interaction with the Accumulate protocol simple and straightforward using the Rust programming language.

Requirements

The Rust SDK should support all available Accumulate Operations. Please see the Accumulate API Documentation or the CLI Reference for information on the available operations.

Accumulate SDKs should be accessible, consistent, and reliable. The source code should be publicly available and include easy-to-follow and concise documentation.

Build the SDK with the expectation that it will be used in production by other developers. It should be secure, performant, and ready to use out of the box with minimal configuration.

Description

We are looking for teams interested in building SDKs for Accumulate to make it easier for software developers to integrate the Accumulate protocol into their software.

The Golang SDK should make interaction with the Accumulate protocol simple and straightforward using the Go programming language.

Requirements

The Golang SDK should support all available Accumulate Operations. Please see the Accumulate API Documentation or the CLI Reference for information on the available operations.

Accumulate SDKs should be accessible, consistent, and reliable. The source code should be publicly available and include easy-to-follow and concise documentation.

Build the SDK with the expectation that it will be used in production by other developers. It should be secure, performant, and ready to use out of the box with minimal configuration.

Description

We are looking for teams interested in building SDKs for Accumulate to make it easier for software developers to integrate the Accumulate protocol into their software.

The Kotlin SDK should make interaction with the Accumulate protocol simple and straightforward using the Kotlin programming language.

Requirements

The Kotlin SDK should support all available Accumulate Operations. Please see the Accumulate API Documentation or the CLI Reference for information on the available operations.

Accumulate SDKs should be accessible, consistent, and reliable. The source code should be publicly available and include easy-to-follow and concise documentation.

Build the SDK with the expectation that it will be used in production by other developers. It should be secure, performant, and ready to use out of the box with minimal configuration.

Description

An Accumulate desktop wallet is a wallet application built to run natively on a desktop environment. In this case the Ubuntu Linux operating system. The wallet should store the user's private keys locally and allows interaction with the Accumulate blockchain. The wallet should enable users to send, receive, and store tokens, create and store ADIs and keys for the Accumulate protocol on their mobile device.

Requirements

The mobile wallet should support all available Accumulate Operations. Please see the Accumulate API Documentation or the CLI Reference for information on the available operations.

Description

A blockchain bridge forms a link that allows tokens to travel from one blockchain protocol to another. The Ethereum cross-chain bridge should allow users to port ERC-20 tokens they own on Ethereum into the Accumulate network.

Requirements

This project should be considered advanced – it is also possible that there is not enough functionality currently in the Accumulate Testnet to support cross-chain bridges. So attempt at your own risk. However, if you are able to come up with a novel approach to solving this issue, we will be very impressed!

Description

An Accumulate desktop wallet is a wallet application built to run natively on a desktop environment. In this case the Windows operating system. The wallet should store the user's private keys locally and allows interaction with the Accumulate blockchain. The wallet should enable users to send, receive, and store tokens, create and store ADIs and keys for the Accumulate protocol on their mobile device.

Requirements

The mobile wallet should support all available Accumulate Operations. Please see the Accumulate API Documentation or the CLI Reference for information on the available operations.

Description

An Accumulate desktop wallet is a wallet application built to run natively on a desktop environment. In this case the Mac OS operating system. The wallet should store the user's private keys locally and allows interaction with the Accumulate blockchain. The wallet should enable users to send, receive, and store tokens, create and store ADIs and keys for the Accumulate protocol on their mobile device.

Requirements

The mobile wallet should support all available Accumulate Operations. Please see the Accumulate API Documentation or the CLI Reference for information on the available operations.

Description

We are looking for teams interested in building SDKs for Accumulate to make it easier for software developers to integrate the Accumulate protocol into their software.

The Swift SDK should make interaction with the Accumulate protocol simple and straightforward using the Swift programming language.

Requirements

The Swift SDK should support all available Accumulate Operations. Please see the Accumulate API Documentation or the CLI Reference for information on the available operations.

Accumulate SDKs should be accessible, consistent, and reliable. The source code should be publicly available and include easy-to-follow and concise documentation.

Build the SDK with the expectation that it will be used in production by other developers. It should be secure, performant, and ready to use out of the box with minimal configuration.

Description

Learning tools help developers or end users learn more about the Accumulate protocol. The ACME laboratory would allow users to build real transactions from scratch, but with an easy-to-understand user interface that helps the user learn about how transactions for Accumulate are built. Check out the Stellar Laboratory for inspiration.

Requirements

A firm understanding of Accumulate concepts is required. Please check out the Deep Dive section of our documentation, Our Medium page, and our FAQs to learn more.

The Stellar Laboratory should be a web application, and built from scratch (middleware and boilerplate code is okay – just make sure you are writing the majority of the application yourself)

Description

We are looking for teams interested in building SDKs for Accumulate to make it easier for software developers to integrate the Accumulate protocol into their software. Having SDKs built in any language will help make Accumulate more accessible to a broader audience and so we are open to all sorts of SDKs.

The SDK should make interaction with the Accumulate protocol simple and straightforward using the programming language of your choice.

Requirements

The Ruby SDK should support all available Accumulate Operations. Please see the Accumulate API Documentation or the CLI Reference for information on the available operations.

Accumulate SDKs should be accessible, consistent, and reliable. The source code should be publicly available and include easy-to-follow and concise documentation.

Build the SDK with the expectation that it will be used in production by other developers. It should be secure, performant, and ready to use out of the box with minimal configuration.

Description

We are looking for teams interested in building SDKs for Accumulate to make it easier for software developers to integrate the Accumulate protocol into their software.

The Ruby SDK should make interaction with the Accumulate protocol simple and straightforward using the Ruby programming language.

Requirements

The Ruby SDK should support all available Accumulate Operations. Please see the Accumulate API Documentation or the CLI Reference for information on the available operations.

Accumulate SDKs should be accessible, consistent, and reliable. The source code should be publicly available and include easy-to-follow and concise documentation.

Build the SDK with the expectation that it will be used in production by other developers. It should be secure, performant, and ready to use out of the box with minimal configuration.

Description

Web application that allows users to get free ACME tokens (the native token of Accumulate) sent to their wallet.

Requirements

No hard requirements for this one, other than an intuitive and well designed user interface, and good security.

Description

Web application allows users to query the Accumulate blockchain for transaction info.

Description

Learning tools help developers or end users learn more about the Accumulate protocol. An interactive tutorial is a web or mobile app that walks users through the basics of Accumulate in a fun and engaging way. Codecademy and Mimo are great examples of interactive learning tools.

This project is fairly open ended, so you can get creative!

Requirements

A firm understanding of Accumulate concepts is required. Please check out the Deep Dive section of our documentation, Our Medium page, and our FAQs to learn more.

The Interactive Tutorial should be an application of some sort, either web or mobile, and built from scratch (middleware and boilerplate code is okay – just make sure you are writing the majority of the application yourself)

Description

We are looking for teams interested in building SDKs for Accumulate to make it easier for software developers to integrate the Accumulate protocol into their software.

The C# SDK should make interaction with the Accumulate protocol simple and straightforward using the C# programming language.

Requirements

The C# SDK should support all available Accumulate Operations. Please see the Accumulate API Documentation or the CLI Reference for information on the available operations.

Accumulate SDKs should be accessible, consistent, and reliable. The source code should be publicly available and include easy-to-follow and concise documentation.

Build the SDK with the expectation that it will be used in production by other developers. It should be secure, performant, and ready to use out of the box with minimal configuration.