Format your code samples nicely; remember to tag code blocks with the language, e.g., ```rust.
Tutorials and examples are meant to teach by example. If your resource explains how to solve a particular problem, post it in #learning-library:recipes-howtos instead.
Use these tags to categorize your resource:
A #tutorial is a step-by-step lesson on how to create a simple app. It’s written in a narrative style, speaking directly to the reader. It contains explanations of why behind the steps.
An #example is a reference application that shows how to use a particular feature or implement a particular pattern. It’s packed full of code comments to help the reader understand your design choices.
Those who are new to holochain consider reading holochain core concepts and for returning learners can start diving into new tutorials as they become available.
Consider reporting bugs associated with tutorials with #bug tag in Tutorials & Examples stream to keep it tidy for newcomers and rookies like myself.
Hi, I’m guessing this is some of the stuff that will be useful to map in Holomap?
Please can you also add me to relevant threads? You seem familiar with the forum so I guess you can get me where I need to be quickly.
Also, if the Holomap specific conversation should be in its own thread, maybe you could create that within the right group or category so we can continue there.
Thanks in advance, and great to be here. I’ve been holding HOT since the early days, and waiting for the right moment to join the ecosystem. Looking forward to where we can go
@Nate thank you for reaching out. From a high level HoloMap seems like a powerful tool. I will add you to the thread where we are coordinating our Holochain Community Mapping efforts.
Daya @Daya is a great resource in terms of everything HOT.
Do we have volunteers ( @spirit ) on this thread who are going through the Tutorials and are willing to play with HoloMap to create an artifact? If so loop in @Nate, myself and @Daya we will do our best to make your experience smooth without increasing your work.