[IMPACT]
The easy to understand video tutorials will help cardano development learners to learn the most efficient way, a place where they can get the resources instantly and having it on a youtube channel where they could access the contents easily will save up time and eases the learning curve.
The challenge KPIs include easing the learning curve for new cardano developers, and this proposal aims to do exactly that. The Cardapper discord server, telegram and twitter will be posted with all the updates. The comments, conversations and feedbacks from aspiring cardano developers on the youtube and the communication spaces will help in communicating the project outcomes.
All though I have edited my previous videos, the editing can definitely be improved, will ask help and guidance from my friends who do it professionally. Another challenge might be a video taking more time to produce that it was estimated but by having one video per week, videos will be posted without delays.
[FEASIBILITY]
Posting content on youtube every week like cardano dapp development explainers, tutorials and project series for 12 weeks consistently.
The videos will include integration of wallets like flint, nami and ccvault to plutus smart contract tutorials.
A video a week.
The research, scripting, editing high quality tutorial consumes 20 Hours.
We are requesting funds to sustain 3 months, so 12 videos in total.
The hourly rate being $40, it would make $800 a video and for 12 videos it’s $9600.
Quality Mic - $100
1 TB SSD - $150
Studio Decor - $50
So 9900 In total.
By the 12 weeks, we will open a stake pool and fund the channel through stake pool operation and similar systems around the eco system to fund the work after the first 12 weeks.
Sam - Gimbalabs Plutus PBL 1st Cohort, Founding Dev & Smart Contract Lead - rarety.io, Cardano Dapp Dev - godsofblock.art
Bharath - Plutus Pioneer, Professor - International Center for Neuromorphic Systems WSU and Cardano Geek.
[AUDITABILITY]
Good constant growth in developer audience on youtube, consistent and quality video posts every week and positive developer feedbacks.
Happy developers and them finding this helpful in easing the learning curve.
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