You know they have. Or don't you?

We recently re-launched Kadena Academy as the first step in a strategy to make Pact easier to understand and so we can have some resources for new developers to begin to understand the system. This is a 10 part series that has had over 200 users sign up already. Considering that's multiple times hire than the signups for the old Academy, we consider that a win. We're working on ToDoMVC content repositories now to providing libraries of content in solidity, rust, typescript, etc. There is an entire ecosystem concept that would potentially come after this where we can connect Pact devs to projects that need help. So instead of Amir doing everything, we can build an army of Amir's that can help much more than a single person can. We've continued to push our Pact and Technical forums on Discord with support for those folks. The docs site is constantly being updated, so when we are able to bring more experienced devs here, they have the resourses they need to be successfull. I agree we do need more devs, tons more devs. We're working on these fundamentals I outlined above to do just that. Once those are in place, we can start to push harder. The grant program hasn't gone anywhere, just becasue a couple of projects don't get supported, that doesn't mean things there have changed. Again, we have another community project you all know and love that got a grant just yesterday.

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Sahal _28_99

Mike Herron
Most failed...for the same reasons I outlined abov...

Kalend never delivered anything, Lago hacked

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Mike Herron

Sahal _28_99
Kalend never delivered anything, Lago hacked

Yes, you are correct...and?

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