A few weeks ago, I participated in an event called 100 builders. Developers were required to complete an open-source project related to AI or Crypto within 4 weeks. There were weekly theme discussions and demo days.
This project had excellent documentation, and the Discord community had a great technical atmosphere. Overall, I gained a lot during the 4 weeks.
My Project#
Lens Brain is a Web APP developed based on the Lens protocol, combined with the ChatGPT API to perform retrieval - helping users find interesting content faster.
You can see the specific code and detailed introduction here.
What I Learned#
How to write a good README for an open-source project#
How to obtain valuable feedback#
- Clearly define specific user personas early on
- 😔 Poor definition
- JavaScript developers
- Web3 enthusiasts
- Artists
- 😊 Better definition
- Developers building privacy-focused consumer social products on Ethereum who have previously attempted to implement zero-knowledge proofs but found it too complex
- Developers who have built a mobile application using Expo, with core functionality related to images and art, and are interested in incorporating new features using generative AI and stable diffusion
- 😔 Poor definition
- Engage in conversations with them to gather information and inspiration, and record insights from different perspectives
Expanded skill set#
- Understanding of the react-native ecosystem
- Further comprehension of PWA applications
- Techniques for using the StableDiffusionXL model for drawing