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ICP Internship Bootcamp Projects Repository Overview

The Internet Computer Internship Bootcamp is a collaborative initiative by Rise In, ICP HUB Turkey, and Patika.dev.

Project Highlights:

motoko-calculator Description: This repository houses an Actor Calculator project implemented in Motoko. The Actor Calculator is a straightforward calculator application supporting basic arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, all accomplished through asynchronous functions in Motoko.

phoneBook Description: This repository features a straightforward phone book application implemented in Motoko. The Motoko Phone Book allows users to input new entries and search for existing entries by name.

toDo Description: This repository hosts a fundamental to-do list application implemented in Motoko. The Motoko To-Do List empowers users to add new tasks, mark tasks as completed, and view all tasks in the list.

superhero Description: This repository presents a simple actor named "Superheroes" for managing superhero data. The actor provides functionalities to create, read, update, and delete superhero data.

token_motoko Description This repository presents a canister that can transfer ICRC-1 tokens from its account to other accounts. It is an example of a canister that uses an ICRC-1 ledger canister.

Motoko Programming Language:

All projects in this repository are written in Motoko. Motoko is a modern programming language developed specifically for building scalable and efficient smart contracts and decentralized applications (dapps) on the Internet Computer platform. It offers powerful features and abstractions that simplify the development process while ensuring security and performance.

For further insights into Motoko, consult the official documentation

Getting Started:

To embark on any of the projects in this repository, simply navigate to the respective project directory and adhere to the instructions detailed in the project's README file.