Thank you all for your support, and we are excited to see what you create! 🫡

You can find all the resources here: github.com/formfunction-hq/r… These resources are meant to provide a few examples and more detailed walkthroughs of some of the more interesting parts of what we open sourced

• How to Build a Solana NFT Marketplace • How Participation NFTs Work • How Campaigns Work • Designing Formfunction: A UX Case Study

As a final step to open sourcing, today we are publishing a set of educational resources to help new builders get acquainted with the codebase and what we built Here are the topics 👇

Huge thanks to you for the advice on licenses! Really appreciated 🙏

Lastly, if you have any questions about the code, please create a new discussion for the relevant repo on GitHub, and we will do our best to answer. Posting questions on GitHub will make it easier for others to find them later! github.com/formfunction-hq/f…

Currently, the README of each repo is the best place to learn more about the code Soon, we'll also publish higher-level educational resources like: • How to build a Solana NFT marketplace • How participation NFTs work • Designing Formfunction: A UX case study Stay tuned!

In addition to respecting the license, you cannot publish any derivatives under the name "Formfunction" or using the current branding. This is to prevent confusion and misleading people into thinking that any derivatives are the original site.

Each repository uses the GNU GPLv3 license, which requires any forks or derivatives to also be open sourced. Our intention is for anything built on top of Formfunction's foundations to be publicly accessible, making it so that the entire community can openly contribute.

The code for the frontend and backend is linked below. The README of this repo links to the code for all our Solana programs. github.com/formfunction-hq/f…

Today is the day! 🎉 We are fully open sourcing the code for Formfunction. This includes the code for our frontend, backend, and Solana programs. With this, it's possible to spin up a local instance of Formfunction in under 10 minutes!