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We are getting back to you with two news: TON Smart Challenge web page is live at https://ton.org/contest 🔥!
And we are also ready to shine some light on the format.
Contestants will have 5 smart contracts to optimize, fixing the explicitly added bugs and optimizing the flow, making sure business logic stays intact.
We set up a GitHub repo with the sample task of a simple TON Wallet, so contestants can prepare in advance and to know what they will deal with.
Contest Page on ton.org
🏆 Frontend Contest: Frontend of DEX with liquidity pools, Stage 1.
Prize fund: $30 000 in Toncoins.
Deadline: 18:00 on Jan, 31 (UTC).
Task:
Create a frontend of DEX with liquidity pools for TON Blockchain.
In this stage, you need to create a working UI. Asynchronous calls to smart contracts must be mocked-up.
We require a UI for exchanging one token for another token, a UI for creating a pool with two tokens, a UI for adding and removing liquidity from a pool, a UI with a list of pools and pool statistics.
You can explore services like Uniswap and Pancake.
You must use the Typescript+React+Redux stack.
Extra dependencies and extra code are not welcome.
You can't use the idea of just copying the entire open-source Uniswap code - there is a lot of unnecessary code there.
When considering the design options, you can focus on the ton.org site, UI of standard wallets and bridge. You may find the brand assets page helpful.
We deliberately did not give ready-made references so that you have the opportunity to rethink some things in using such services.
Evaluation priorities: understandability of the code and the possibility of its further support, general correctness and speed of the application and attention to detail.
Who can take part: Anyone.
How do I submit:
Please comment on this issue on GitHub by attaching an archive or link to the open-source code with a solution, a description of the functionality, a description of the build process, your TON address to receive an award. Submission must be under the MIT license.
To avoid plagiarism, you can attach a link to a private repo to the submission, which you will make public after the deadline.