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The Ambrosus Team is proud to announce the Ambrosus dApp Campaign! There has never been a better time to start building a Decentralized Application (dApp). As Ethereum fees continue to increase, and interoperability between platforms becomes more frequent and accepted, the need for robust, scalable, and secure applications has equally increased in importance.
What’s the Idea?
The time to start building dApps on Ambrosus — is now! With a scalable blockchain infrastructure and more than 700 active nodes securing the Network, Ambrosus is a blockchain ecosystem that offers a cost-effective and easy means for quickly and easily building the applications of the future.
Open-Source Ambrosus SDK’s allow for any developer to start building in a language they are familiar with including Javascript, iOS, and Android. With Hermes Masternodes now also open-sourced and available for usage, commitment developers can plug and run their application onto AMB-NET with minimal costs, while pulling data from other applications on the internet!
Start Building Today!
As most dApps remain to be discovered, the Ambrosus Team has broken down a list of dApps that it deems especially useful and valued for the Ambrosus Ecosystem. The lists for such dApps include:
- An Enhanced Journey: Build on top of Amb.to to create a user-friendly way to tell the story of products being tracked. Coffee Roasters are the latest trend to sign on to AMB-NET, but many, many more remain to be created!
- AMB-Scanner: A basic scanning App connected to the Hermes REST-API capable of scanning any QR code created on Ambrosus that tells the story of a particular smart contract or product being traced!
- Masternode Manager: A dApp capable of easing the process from which node operators can onboard and offboard their Apollo and Atlas Masternodes! Built-in explorer functionality to track masternode progress and upticks in transaction loads.
- Game On: Blockchain based gaming is on ...
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