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WEB3 Frontend Bootcamp

WEB3 Frontend Bootcamp is a practical Web3 frontend training program organized around structured lessons, collaborative study and coding assignments. Its curriculum covers React, blockchain fundamentals, smart contracts and frontend-to-contract integration, with projects involving an NFT marketplace, Uniswap, Morph and The Graph.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use the bootcamp when you want a course sequence with hands-on assignments and a shared repository workflow, from introductory frontend work through contract-connected DApps.

Who it is for

  • Frontend developers learning how to build Web3 applications.
  • Learners seeking practical assignments that connect frontend code with smart contracts.

Documented uses

  • Learn React and Web3 fundamentals before tackling application projects.
  • Practice writing and deploying a smart contract.
  • Build frontend components that interact with an NFT marketplace contract using ethers.js and wagmi.
  • Create a Uniswap-connected frontend or a The Graph subgraph for an NFT marketplace.
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Requirements & limits

Participation instructions require registering an OpenBuild account, contacting a named contact to join a WeChat group, and submitting a registration pull request. The repository describes the learning resources as free.

  • Assignments are submitted as public code from the learner’s fork, with a separate pull request for each task.
  • The curriculum includes both introductory work and specific ecosystems or tools, including ethers.js, wagmi, Uniswap, Morph and The Graph.
  • The repository offers recorded lessons, seminars, a knowledge base and GitHub Discussions for Q&A and contributed materials.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Register for the Web3 Frontend Bootcamp

Create a bootcamp registration pull request in your own fork of the repository.

Before you start

  • An OpenBuild account.
  • A GitHub account and a fork of the bootcamp repository.
  • A way to clone and edit the fork, such as GitHub Desktop.

Steps

  1. Register for an OpenBuild account, then contact fxxkol to join the WeChat study group.

  2. Fork the repository and clone your fork locally; make changes only in your own fork.

  3. Copy the members/github_id folder, rename the copy to your GitHub ID, and fill in its readme.md. Keep the original github_id folder unchanged.

  4. Commit your new folder and open a pull request titled init: user-name.

Expected outcome

A registration pull request containing your own member folder.

Guide limitations

  • Submit only your newly created folder; do not modify other participants' files.
  • Do not combine registration with coursework submissions.
  • The repository specifies that non-compliant pull requests may be marked invalid.
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Source-based practical guide

Submit an individual bootcamp task

Prepare and submit one coursework task as a separate pull request.

Before you start

  • A fork of the bootcamp repository with your own member folder under members/[github_id].
  • A completed task whose code is public.

Steps

  1. Create a task folder under members/[github_id], using the task[n] naming convention, such as task1.

  2. Put the task work in that folder; for tasks requiring a webpage, include an effect screenshot in the pull request description.

  3. Commit your work in your own repository and open a pull request titled task[n]: user-name. Submit each task in its own pull request.

Expected outcome

A separate pull request for one publicly available task submission.

Guide limitations

  • Change only your own files.
  • Do not combine task submissions with registration or combine multiple tasks in one pull request.
  • The repository notes that review and merging may take time.
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