Thanks for the reply @CDEX .
Based on @truthixify ’s thread history, he’s contributed multiple open-sourced resources and tools that have been liked by the community. Additionally, he contributed a feature enhancement to CCC that was accepted and pushed to the main repo.
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Could you please share the research which led you to that conclusion? For convenience, I have shared his contribution history below.
Hey everyone,
I’ve been diving deep into CKB lately and found that while the documentation is solid, there isn’t a single resource that takes a developer from zero to writing and deploying a script in one sitting. So I built one.
Hey everyone! I’m sharing a project I built as part of my CKB learning journey -Grid3, a fully on-chain Tic Tac Toe game where every move is a real CKB transaction.
Play it live: grid3-ckb (dot) vercel (dot) app
Source code: github.com/truthixify/grid3
We just shipped stealth address support for CKB as part of Wraith Protocol, a multichain privacy layer for blockchain payments. Wanted to share what we built and how it works on Nervos.
Fiber: agreed, and you put the split better than I had. An Action URL is fire-and-forget to a peer the publisher never learns the identity of, while Fiber is a live session between two peers who already share a channel. Cramming that into a stateless URL means smuggling session state through query params, which kills the point. If there’s ever a fiber-action it should be its own thing, not a flag on this one.
Batch actions: you changed my mind. I was conflating two cases. Multiple transactions …
Hello,
I have been building Infern, a compute marketplace where an individual can serve an AI model from their own hardware and get paid per request over Fiber. It is open source, running on testnet today, and I would love feedback from this community before I take it further.
The short version: a provider points Infern at a model they are already running, sets a price, and starts earning. A consumer calls that model with a normal OpenAI style request and pays per request over a Fiber payment …
I’ve been building Vellum, a reference dashboard for did:ckb, the Decentralized Identifier method defined in WIP-01 and implemented in web5fans/did-ckb . The dashboard talks directly to the deployed Type Script on mainnet and testnet, and the reusable bits live in a draft @ckb-ccc/identity package on a fork of ckb-devrel/ccc .
Sharing now because I’d like feedback on (a) the UX choices around DIDs on CKB, (b) the profile convention I added, and (c) whether the package belongs in CCC upstream.
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Hey everyone,
New builders keep asking the same thing: what should I build on CKB. Good answers exist, but they are scattered across forum threads, Discord, and people’s heads. dir collects them in one place.
dir is an open directory of CKB-native project ideas. Each idea carries a spec, the CKB properties it uses, a difficulty, and concrete acceptance criteria that define what “shipped” means. It ships with 30 seed ideas across 9 categories (developer tooling, Spore/DOB, RGB++, Fiber, OTX, AI…
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