Ironforge is a DevOps platform for Web3 developers that simplifies blockchain development and provides tools for observability, incident management, networking, and security. It offers features like advanced RPC routing capabilities, incident management, security controls, in-depth observability, and transaction observability. Ironforge claims to help developers focus on building, not blockchains, by cutting through the complexity of redundant tasks and letting them innovate faster and more efficiently. The website includes testimonials from leading teams in the blockchain space who use Ironforge. 


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A Beginner’s Guide to Building Solana Programs with Anchor

This website is a curated list of awesome open-source Solana repositories on GitHub. It is divided into categories like Dev Tooling, DeFi, Infrastructure, Payments, Client & Validator Tooling, Token & NFT Tooling, Education, Data, and Miscellaneous. The list includes the name, team, active maintenance status, and a link to each repository. 


StockpileLabs/awesome-solana-oss: Compilation of awesome open-source Solana repositories on GitHub!

This website is a comprehensive resource for anyone interested in learning about and building on the Solana blockchain. It contains numerous articles, videos, and other resources covering various aspects of Solana, including its fundamentals, development, security, and future prospects. 


helius-labs/solana-awesome: The "Solana-Awesome" repository serves as a comprehensive, factual resou

Blueshift is a free, online learning platform that teaches users how to build on Solana.  They offer a variety of courses covering topics such as Anchor, Rust, Typescript, and AMM. Users can work through the courses at their own pace, and there are challenges and a 24/7 mentor support system to help them along the way. Once a user has completed a course, they will receive a Solana NFT to commemorate their achievement. All courses are free, and the platform is open source. 


Blueshift - Make the Shift. Build on Solana.

Arcium is a confidential computing network that enables encrypted computations. It uses Multiparty Computation eXecution Environments (MXEs) to provide a trustless, verifiable, and efficient framework for developers and applications to run encrypted computations. The website describes Arcium's features, architecture, and how it differs from other privacy-preserving technologies like ZK-based and FHE-based solutions. It also highlights Arcium's role in building a better internet by empowering users with data control and privacy.  
