Funding Development Costs to Expand Dot Code School – Bridging the Gap Between Online Learning and Real-World Web3 Development with Local Coding Environments

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Proponent: 16JVrgg7t6m5UXAtDBM7jYp9XjAxALRVFP6GuKVFmi9HLw8d (Batman, Polkadot)
Date: 12 Feb 2024 (proposal submission date), March-September 2024 (expected timeline)
Requested DOT: 20,000 DOT ($141,000 @ $7.05, see Budget Breakdown for details)

Short description: This proposal aims to fund the development costs of integrating local coding environments to Dot Code School, improving the learning experience for developers who are new to the Polkadot SDK.

The goal is to make it easier for them to build a Real World Web3 Application by following along with the tutorials published on Dot Code School.

To facilitate a seamless transition from theory to practice, the implementation of a custom Git server with chapter-specific test suites is proposed, designed to emulate real world development.

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For details please see the full proposal here.

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NOTE: This proposal is a follow up to Referenda #364.

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SubSquare is a website that teaches people how to build Web3 applications using the Polkadot SDK. Batman, a person who supports Polkadot, wants to make it easier for people to learn how to build these applications. He is asking for 20,000 DOT (a type of cryptocurrency) to help pay for the costs of making it easier to learn. He wants to create a custom Git server with tests that will help people practice building real-world applications. This proposal is a follow-up to a previous one.