Hi All,
As you all aware of, our developer docs (https://docs.harmony.one/home/developers/) is not very well structured, contains outdated information, and needs a lot of examples to improve the developer experience on Harmony. Towards this end, we started looking into defining a better structure, including some of the key aspects of developing on Harmony (for both web3 and web2 developers), and provide clear examples. Below is the draft of the structure. We would love to hear your feedback and anything we can add/remove to further optimize the impact. Also, going forward, we will externalize docs.harmony.one/developers to get your contributions and suggestions in the form of GitHub PRs. We will also put forth an incentivization mechanism to encouraging providing quality content and eventually a community driven documentation.
- Getting Started
- Network & Faucet
- Deploying on Harmony
- Using Remix
- Using Truffle
- Using Hardhat
- Using Ganache
- API
- Blockchain
- Account
- Transaction
- Contract
- Staking
- Filter
- SDKs
- Getting Started
- Ethereum
- Web3.js
- Ethers.js
- Web3.py
- Harmony Specific
- Harmony-JS
- Go-SDK
- PyHmy
- HarmonyJ
- Ethereum
- Getting Started
- Libraries
- Ethereum
- Web3-React
- …
- Harmony
- Harmony-React
- Horizon SDK
- Ethereum
- Wallets
- Getting Started
- Using Metamask
- Onewallet
- Oracles
- Chainlink
- Band
- Indexing
- The Graph
- Contribute
- Hackathon
- Bounties
- Learn
- Tutorials
- How-to-do
- Sandbox
- Local Environment