daniilpastukhov
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2 years ago Open davidkell opened 2 years ago
daniilpastukhov
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2 years ago 
iampuma
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2 years ago Hope you like it https://devfolio.co/projects/dunesheets-8ab4
hildobby
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2 years ago 
patricktu2
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2 years ago 
ainhoa-a
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2 years ago https://devfolio.co/projects/xposimo-3427 New generation of Dune Analytics based app.
SantiagoDePolonia
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2 years ago The project is called: CoinBoard DevFolio link: https://devfolio.co/projects/coinboard-9234 GitHub: https://github.com/santiagoDePolonia/coinboard Youtube presentation: https://youtu.be/Kkv_wDI5Wnk
davidkell
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2 years ago The project is called: CoinBoard I'm not sure what is the devfolio link. GitHub: https://github.com/santiagoDePolonia/coinboard Youtube presentation: https://youtu.be/Kkv_wDI5Wnk
See this link https://ethberlin.devfolio.co/
you need to setup an account here and post your submission
see previous comments for examples
ValiHar
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2 years ago Thanks for letting us test the API :) Devfolio: https://devfolio.co/projects/private-poap-7418 Github: https://github.com/TUM-Blockchain-Club/private_poap
gabrielfior
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2 years ago Github repo -> https://github.com/gabrielfior/dune-ml Dashboard -> https://dune-lens-ml.herokuapp.com/ Submssion -> https://devfolio.co/projects/dune-and-lens-dashboard-d418
wottpal
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2 years ago 
iainnash
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2 years ago scatter.tools: private NFT collecting
NFT querying powered by dune dynamic queries
https://devfolio.co/projects/scatter-privately-collect-nfts-2bff
https://github.com/iainnash/scatter.tools/blob/main/scatter-web/pages/api/query.ts
cameel
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2 years ago yul-lsp: a language server for Yul, the low-level language used as the intermediate representation by the Solidity compiler. LSP is a protocol meant to be a generic way to expose language-support functionality to code editors (go-to-definition, code completion, hints on hover, etc.). There are already several language servers for Solidity but none for Yul.
Our plan, in addition to providing a solid language server, was to make it capable of fetching extra information from external sources, especially Dune API. Information than could not be obtained by local parsing and analysis of a single contract. For example hovering over a 4-byte function selector (e.g. 0x70a08231) would show any matching function signatures returned by the API (in this case balanceOf(address) would be a match). Or when hovering over an address you would see if the address belongs to a contract and the name of the contract. This is especially useful in a low level language where there are few abstraction and programmers often deal with raw addresses and selectors.
Repository: https://github.com/cameel/yul-lsp Devfolio: https://devfolio.co/projects/langauge-server-protocol-lsp-for-yul-language-3377 Queries used by the tool: https://dune.com/penguinlinux
anastasiarods
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2 years ago SantiagoDePolonia
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2 years ago The project is called: CoinBoard I'm not sure what is the devfolio link. GitHub: https://github.com/santiagoDePolonia/coinboard Youtube presentation: https://youtu.be/Kkv_wDI5Wnk
See this link https://ethberlin.devfolio.co/
you need to setup an account here and post your submission
see previous comments for examples
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lorenz234
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Throvn
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germanier
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2 years ago davidkell
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2 years ago Thank you to all of you for sharing your submission.
We were really impressed by your market insights, hacking skills and videography.
Without further ado, our five bounty winners (in no particular order) are:
Please come visit us in our booth (dining room, level 0) so we can get your details for the prizes. Keep an eye out on Twitter and our blog. Congratulations!
For full transparency, here was the process we used to choose our 5 bounty winners from 16 submissions in total.
In order to qualify, a submission had to successfully integrate our official Dune API.
There were some pretty cool projects built on Dune’s internal APIs or web app, but these were not considered.
Using this criteria, we filtered down to 12 projects.
Our three judging criteria were:
Here we were looking for submissions that solved a genuine user/business need, rather than just a tech demo.
Extra points for a compelling pitch/video to explain the use case.
The ideal project would form the basis of a successful business if developed further.
Here we wanted to see a project where the Dune API was an essential component of the project, and was the right technical choice.
For example, Dune’s API is better suited to historical analysis, rather than real-time data fetching.
If we needed a tie breaker, we were looking for that “special something”.
In practice, the previous two criteria were enough for us to choose our five winners.
The next-generation of crypto analytics apps
Dune is the leading community-powered crypto analytics platform.
Our API is the #1 requested feature and you'll be the first to get your hands on it. Just by writing SQL, you can query data from the ethereum blockchain and L2 networks, decoded contracts, and abstractions for popular use cases like NFTs and DeFi.
We're kickstarting a revolution in transparent crypto analytics. What will you build?
How to qualify ☑️
Projects must successfully integrate the Dune API to qualify. Projects are free to use other tools and can also qualify for other award submissions.
To hand in your submission: post the link to your devfolio submission as a comment to this issue before the hackathon deadline (Sun, Sep 19, 11AM Berlin time).
Additional resources 🌐
Start here.
For API keys, email api@dune.com or come find the Dune team IRL at our ETHBerlin booth.
To learn how to use our API, with quickstarts and language specific examples, see our API documentation.
We'll have a dedicated support channel on our community Discord at #dune-api.
Judging criteria ⚖️
Prize 🏆
5x bounties of €1,000 Limited edition Dune swag