| edit: Sorry, I think I misread your question. My current ongoing project is not yet public but will be unveiled and live in a few weeks, the others were entries into hackathons for proofs of concept, but I don't have those live. I'll leave the rest of my message (targetted for dev resources in general) below in case you or anyone else finds it helpful. The only way I can recommend getting started is the way that I did a few months back - I strongly encourage checking out and entering random hackathons! https://gitcoin.co/hackathons There's a lot going on in the space currently - many projects are trying to attract development talent so they will sponsor / participate in hackathons. imo they're fantastic opportunities to learn something new and potentially win some extra money. I'd probably recommend ethereum as a first ecosystem to really dive into - the tooling is more mature than other dev-centric blockchains. However, keep in mind that ethereum as a base can be a tricky place to launch your app because of high transactional fees, and you would likely want to integrate a layer 2 like Arbitrum or support alternative coins in a final application. I'll link some pages to a few technologies I used when building some ethereum dapps https://www.trufflesuite.com/truffle
https://www.trufflesuite.com/ganache for wallet integration, either of these work
https://github.com/ChainSafe/web3.js
https://github.com/ethers-io/ethers.js I highly recommend checking out The Graph too - it allows for you to leverage graphQL on your smart contract data by creating a dedicated subgraph. With some careful integration, you can replace a dedicated backend that would normally be required for various APIs with this. It's a very exciting project imo.
https://thegraph.com/en/ And of course, the solidity documentation is very helpful. Coming from a scripting heavy background, solidity was very easy for me to pick up and write a simple escrow service.
https://docs.soliditylang.org/en/v0.8.9/ I'd also recommend checking out other chains once you become more comfortable with the system. I'm currently working on Solana and it's a bit more difficult to work with due to the tooling not being as mature, but it is a very interesting chain to work with and I hope that it can scale better than Ethereum has. |