Scrypto Developer Program Incentives | The Radix Blog | Radix DLT
With the launch of the Babylon Mainnet Upgrade on September 28th, a significant milestone was achieved for the Radix ecosystem. The upgrade introduced smart contract functionality to the Radix mainnet, opening up endless exciting possibilities for developers and the entire community. This development has paved the way for new opportunities and incentives within Scrypto’s Developer Program.
Scrypto started its journey with the Alexandria launch, offering a platform for developers to explore and create innovative solutions. The Developer Program, initiated during this phase, aimed to motivate developers to submit their blueprints (link to what blueprints are) by offering a reward of $75 in XRD for successful blueprint acceptance.
As Scrypto continues to grow, so does the enthusiasm and feedback from the developer community. Now that Babylon is live, learning Scrypto is a skill you’ll want to have, not only for contributing to the success of the Radix ecosystem but also to expand your horizons as a Web3 developer. As a result, Radix has plans to re-ignite the Developer Program, offering significant incentives and opportunities to fuel your journey.
Important note: incentives are not grants. The incentives are there to reward developers who are using Scrypto and support the community with great code examples. RDX Works officially launched its first grants program in 2023. Register to the Developer Program to receive all updates about upcoming Radix Grants programs.
Win $75 in XRD: complete the Scrypto 101 course
Starting October 2023, the Scrypto 101 $75 reward is closed. Developers finishing the course are now invited to submit their blueprints for the $200 reward, see below.
Learn Scrypto with Scrypto 101
Win $200 in XRD: Submit an Outstanding Asset-Oriented DeFi Blueprint
With this enhanced reward, we aim to inspire you to delve deeper into creating asset-oriented DeFi blueprints with Scrypto.
To qualify for this reward:
- You need to be registered for the Radix Developer Program (sign up here )
- The blueprint must be unique and must be submitted by the developer.
- The blueprint should serve as an exemplary asset-oriented code, accompanied by at least basic documentation and one transaction manifest.
Note: You can claim multiple rewards for multiple blueprints.
How to Submit Your DeFi Blueprint:
- Fork the community-scrypto-examples repository.
- Clone the forked repository onto your local environment.
- Initiate a new Scrypto project by executing the command ‘scrypto new-package [name]’ within the corresponding folders of your project theme.
- Create a pull request for your submission.
- Sign up for the Scrypto Developer Program (sign up here )
- Fill the form below
→ Submit a DeFi Scrypto Blueprint
Note: Submissions are reviewed on a rolling basis. Depending on the volume of submissions received, it may take up to 10 working days to receive feedback and an additional 15 working days to receive your payment. Your contributions are greatly appreciated!
Here are some ideas that you might want to build:
- Dexes and AMM (such as Ociswap, CaviarNine and Carbon)
- DeFi yield booster (such as Swaap)
- NFT marketplaces/Launchpad (such as Impahla)
- Lending and borrowing protocols (such as Liquity)
- Web3 Identity (such as Rarimo)
- Smart Wallet (such as Zerion)
- Telegram bots (such as Maestro and Unibot)
- … And more!
Win up to $1500 in XRD: impress the CTO
Russell Harvey, CTO at RDX Works (the technology company behind the Radix Network) will select Blueprints which he finds are extremely elegant and useful examples. Those blueprints will be merged in the official Scrypto example repository.
There is no process to submit a blueprint in this category. The RDX Works team will reach out directly to potential winners for this reward.
$1500 rewards have been attributed to:
- @NellySayon for providing useful Data to the Radix ecosystem during the months before the Babylon upgrade. Learn more.
- @f_pieper for releasing two impressive open-source libraries to help fill in the needs of Scrypto developers. Learn more.
- @Avincigu for releasing a testing framework which serves as an important testing suite for those looking to test their dApps ahead of Babylon. Learn more.