Project and Partner Spotlights, Community Features, and Ecosystem Content

Welcome to the third edition of CeramicWorld, our monthly ecosystem newsletter. We have lots of updates to share with you all - EthDenver recap, the latest updates on the Ceramic roadmap, the OrbisDB alpha launch, and so much more. Let’s dive in!

EthDenver 2024 Recap

Ceramic and Tableland co-hosted

We're thrilled to announce that Oamo is partnering with Ceramic as a data provider on the platform. Oamo will issue tens of millions of publicly available credentials based on wallets’ on-chain activity and holdings. This is the first step in a broader initiative to develop and standardize

We built a Web3 points application on Ceramic to explore the design considerations a successful system requires.

The core Ceramic team is coming to ETHDenver 2024! Check out all of the events where you can meet the team.

Discover how CharmVerse integrated Ceramic to implement a credentialing and rewards system that supports user-sovereign data.

RariMe initially used MetaMask local storage to hold credentials, but switched to Ceramic as it allows for data to be synced between multiple devices.

Hello and welcome to the first edition of CeramicWorld, a monthly roundup of everything happening across the Ceramic ecosystem.

Breaking down predominant data control patterns on Ceramic.

Each document written to Ceramic in the form of a Verifiable Credential or off-chain EAS Attestation payload contains everything needed to later recall the document from Ceramic and validate the signatures.

At the core of W3C standards are the features they unlock, not only for the users themselves but for the developers integrating them into their applications.

Masca is a MetaMask Snap that provides a straightforward way for users to manage their identity, data and attestations.

Answers to the most commonly asked questions about Ceramic Network and ComposeDB.

Ceramic Network kicks off its first RepConnect, a half-day summit at DevConnect in Istanbul featuring Gitcoin, Disco, Karma3, Lit, Veramo, Intuition and more!

This article provides an initial exploration of the technical architecture, challenges, qualities, and general functionality of ComposeDB on Ceramic.

Ceramic partnered with NEWFORUM for a hackathon dedicated to revolutionizing how we handle digital identity.

The integration between Lit Protocol and Ceramic allows developers to build applications that provide users with more control over their data and privacy.

Ceramic's new course aims to make AI chatbots more accessible to developers of all skill levels.

Learn about attestations and check out our new tutorial for storing off-chain attestations using EAS.

KaratDAO is built on Ceramic, providing a secure way to store and share data.

HireNodes is a node running service that makes it easy for developers to run nodes without having to worry about the technical details.

ZKLadder uses ComposeDB on Ceramic to develop a solution that connects patented physical labels to NFT’s on any EVM compatible blockchain.

How US3R Network is empowering developers to build decentralized applications with Ceramic.

Learn how Oamo utilizes ComposeDB on Ceramic to create a data-sharing platform where users connect multiple wallets and social profiles while maintaining ownership and privacy.

Autonolas utilizes Ceramic to push the boundaries of crypto-native organizational building, continuously refining the features, products, and tools to meet the evolving demands of developers and users.

Gitcoin Grants Beta Round kicked off last week, providing an opportunity for developers and creators to raise funds for their projects by connecting with potential donors. Gitcoin created Passport in 2021—a reputation system powered by Ceramic.

ComposeDB Beta includes all the core features you need to build fully-composable Web3 graph data apps on Ceramic Mainnet.

Index.as set out to build a tool that helps builders, creators, and communities connect atomized information without creating another walled garden—opening vast opportunities for authentic content playgrounds.

Join our team in Denver for events and exciting hackathon bounties!

This release includes breaking changes to model indexing and configuration table structure.

Beta will deliver a stable, feature-complete (with known limitations) version of ComposeDB with self-serve mainnet access.

The Ceramic Origin Cohort sums up to a total of $250,000 awarded across 19 grants.

Ceramic enables Soulbonds to store data in a decentralized way without users incurring transaction fees.

Impact Evaluators built on Ceramic allow DAOs to distribute funds more effectively to valuable members.

Passport uses Ceramic to store personal credentials—allowing them to be portable across ecosystems and applications.

Ceramic launches Sign in With Solana (SIWS) to provide secure and user-friendly authentication.

A future where everyone in the world is building applications on the same networked, composable data layer.

Gitcoin launches Proof of Personhood Passport, built on Ceramic, for Gitcoin Grants Round 14.

Hear about the latest developments from our core engineering team & community members.

The publishing protocol uses Unlock’s NFT-based access system and Ceramic’s decentralized data protocol to give creators full control over their content, communities and monetization.

Explore the unique paradigms behind Web3 reputation, prominent use cases, and example architectures to incorporate credentials into your application.

The Ceramic community is on a mission to unlock data composability in the Web3 ecosystem.

DAOhaus has integrated Ceramic to bring rich profiles to DAO members.

Hear about the latest developments from our core engineering team & community members.

Announcing the release of Glaze & Self.ID, plus some awesome community demos.

How FungyProof uses Ceramic for NFT grading and enriching.

How CyberConnect is using Ceramic to connect everyone in Web3.0.

Register for the virtual hackathon for two weeks of building, workshops, and more than $10,000 in prizes!

Help build shared, open infrastructure to power self-sovereign data.

How the HOPR network is using Ceramic to provide off-chain logging information to node runners, while keeping the data private.