A Collection of resources to get started for developing the Setheum ecosystem, showcases the Tech Stack used in Setheum.

• Setheum: Powering Scalable Web3 Solutions. Setheum's EVM compatible Turing Complete L1 blockchain.

• Setheum Console: Setheum Network Developer Console.
• SetheumJS: Setheum's Javascript Library, SDKs & APIs.
• Setheum Signer: Simple browser extension for managing Setheum and Substrate network accounts in a browser. Allows the signing of extrinsics using these accounts. Also provides a simple interface for compliant extensions for dapps.
• Setheum Staking Dashboard: Setheum Staking Dashboard.
• Setheum Node Runner: A convenience wrapper for running a Setheum node, using the Setheum Node docker image under the hood.

• Code of Cunduct
• Contribution Guideline
• How Not To Build A Pallet Guidelines: Collection of advice on how to review and write Substrate.
• Runtime Review Guidelines: Collection of advice on how to review and write Substrate.
• Substrate Runtime Migration Guidelines: Collection of advice on how to review and write Substrate.

• Ethical DeFi Wiki: Documentation for the EthicalDeFi Suite.
• Setheum Wiki: Documentation for Setheum.
• Whitepapers: Papers for Setheum & Ethical DeFi Projects.

• ORML: Open Runtime Module Library for Substrate Chains.
• Polkadot SDK: The SDK repo containing The Substrate framework, Cumulus etc.
• Substrate: The Substrate framework, used in building the Setheum Blockchain. Now moved into the Polkadot SDK repo.

• AlephBFT: A rust implementation of Aleph Protocol, used in Setheum.

• Arkworks: The arkworks ecosystem consist of Rust libraries for designing and working with zero knowledge succinct non-interactive arguments (zkSNARKs). Libraries in the arkworks ecosystem provide efficient implementations of all components required to implement zkSNARK applications, from generic finite fields to R1CS constraints for common functionalities. This is a set of state-of-the-art Rust libraries that collectively provide tools to program zkSNARKs.
• Arkworks Algebra Intro: Quick introduction to programming with finite fields, elliptic curves, and pairings in arkworks.
• Arkworks Curves: Implementations of popular elliptic curves. This repository contains implementations of some popular elliptic curves.
• Blogs - gnark Team HackMD Publication: The blog of a research team @Consensys / Linea working on zero knowledge proof systems.
• Blogs - Zero Knowledge Blogs by Ingonyama: Zero Knowledge Blogs by Ingonyama.
• Blogs - ZK Poker: A Simple ZK-SNARK Circuit by Geoff Lamperd in Coinmonks: ZK Poker: A Simple ZK-SNARK Circuit by Geoff Lamperd in Coinmonks.
• Ingopedia ZK/FHE resources: A curated list of ZK/FHE resources and links. 👇 Click below for the website version.
• Penumbra Poseidon377: An instantiation of the Poseidon hash for use with decaf377.
• sha2-on-cq: Halo2 circuit for SHA2 hash using CQ lookup argument.
• Tutorials - Arkworks R1CS Tutorial: Tutorial for writing constraints in the arkworks framework using the ark-relations, ark-r1cs-std, and ark-crypto-primitives crates.. Introduction to SNARK Development with arkworks.
• Videos - Zero Knowledge Videos by Ingonyama: Zero Knowledge Videos by Ingonyama.

• Parity Bridges Common: Collection of Useful Bridge Building Tools.
• Sygma SDK: A Typescript SDK to add cross-chain capabilities such as bridging tokens and sending messages across dApp projects. Built by ChainSafe.
• Sygma Substrate Pallets: This repo contains several substrate pallet implementation for Sygma protocol.. Built by ChainSafe.

• Ink!: Parity's ink! to write smart contracts.
• Ink! Contracts Bulletin Board Example: Repository with example smart contracts and corresponding frontend.
• Ink! Dev: Build ink contracts without worrying up about setting up your environment with correct dependencies.
• Ink! Wrapper: Generator for typed wrappers for calling substrate smart contracts
• Openbrush: Ink! Smart Contracts Library, like Openzeppelin for Rust.
• OpenBrush Chain Extension library: OpenBrush Chain Extension library. Helpers crate to simplify ink! chain extension development. The library provides tools and primitives to simplify the development of chain extensions for ink! and Substrate.
• Patron: Patron is an all-in-one contracts platform, which allows you to build and verify ink! smart contracts inside of an isolated environment, explore contract verification details.
• PSP22: Fungible token standard for WebAssembly smart contracts running on blockchains based on the Substrate framework, like Ethereum's ERC20.
• Rust EVM: Pure Rust implementation of Ethereum Virtual Machine.
• Sol2Ink: Sol2Ink is a tool for easy migration from Solidity to Ink! and Rust.
• Typechain: Tool that generates typescript bindings for ink! smart contracts.
• WASM Contracts Indexer: WASM contracts event indexer. This is a FireSquid version of the sample squid showcasing WASM log indexing for substrate chains with a Contracts pallete

• Generate Type Bundle: Generate valid OverrideTypesBundle JSON file for polkadotJS ApiPromise.
• Oracle Dispatcher: Setheum Oracle Dispatcher.
• PolkadotJS Org: The Ultimate Substrate JS Organization for PolkadotJS and related works.
• Substrate API Sidecar: REST service making it easy to interact with Substrate nodes.
• Substrate Connect: Run Wasm Light Clients of any Substrate based chain directly in your browser.
• Substrate Playground: Start hacking your substrate runtime in a web based VSCode like IDE.
• Subquery/SubQL: SubQuery allows every Substrate/Polkadot team to process and query their data.
• SubXT Extensions: Convenient extensions to the subxt library.

• Substrate Martix/Element Faucet: Substrate Martix/Element Faucet.
• Traffic Maker: Fabulous bots making some noise on Substrate-based chains.
• Zombienet: A cli tool to easily spawn ephemeral Substrate networks and perform tests against them.

• GitHub Actions: GitHub actions.
• GitHub Actions Runners Exporter: Calls GitHub API for total count of Actions' runners and exports them to be scrapped by Prometheus.
• GitHub Actions Validator: GitHub actions validator.

• Parity Common: Collection of crates used in Parity projects.
• Scribe: An easy way to generate web-based How-Tos.