An open protocol for digital transactions similar to GSM, HTTP or SMTP protocol. It is the driving force behind Open Commerce https://ondc.org/ , Namma Yatri(open mobility) https://nammayatri.in/open , and similar platforms across several countries including Brazil and Gambia. It is also recognized by ITU under its Gov Stack.

Google Cloud Developer community this first Gujarat chapter for Cloud developers.

Riff is the ultimate smart contract development helper toolkit. We aim to aggregate all the tools developers need to create, test and deploy smart contracts in one place and present them in the most straightforward and most intuitive way possible.With Riff, you can quickly analyse, test and send transactions, collaborate with other team members, and document your smart contracts.Our unique features include sending contract transaction request links, gasless testing for all teams of an organisation, automatic code generation for unit tests and documentation based on a graphical testing interface, and an analytics suite based on indexed transactions for smart contracts with notification triggers for organisations.Our POC is already available at https://getriff.xyz, and we're working on further improving the UI and researching new features while building a talented team to help us develop the complete product.With Riff, you can save time, streamline your development process and focus on what matters: delivering the best possible product to your customers.

Wikimedia need to use their “Wikimedia Commons" under the license like CC BY or CC BY-SA,or public domain.So they come up with the creative idea for make re-use of images with Bot.Now are days bots are new tech part of technology so wiki wants to develop twitter bot like@NYPL Emoji Bot.People who tweet an emoji to @NYPLEmoji get a similar image from the collections inresponse. The proposed project is about creating a similar bot for Commons images. It willintroduce a lot of people to the Commons collection and because it uses emoji, not words, itwould translate for mobile/desktop users worldwide.

A media company focusing on the advancement of tech, hardware, and engineering chronicles. Check Out all E-magazine - https://issuu.com/cyboinsect

My project is Kopete KDE3 version had the plugin for IRC protocol. Porting that IRC plugin to new KDE versions was never finished and Kopete does not have working support for IRC yet. So have to improve this working support. In Kopete is supporting the lot of messaging service like AIM, Bonjour, Gadu-Gadu, GroupWise, ICQ. but the major issue with this right now in not support and working with IRC chats. So for improvement, we need to find out which protocol is used and with that which type of plugin support we need to improve for that There are two IRC protocol, an older one (RFC 1459) and a newer one (RFC 2812).so help with newer one we can solve this problem.