We’re Live! New Community Forum and Developer Site!

Just recently, our team brainstormed on ways to bring the XYO community closer. And you know what we found? It didn’t matter if people were noob developers just learning how to code or advanced HODL’ers who bought XYO on day one — two things were on their wish lists:

Equity and XYO HODL’ers wanted:

• A community forum to talk all things XYO, crypto and beyond, with topics like geo mining, local meetups, use cases and bug reports. They wanted us to take the close-knit vibe of our Telegram channel, and break it out in a more linear, organized format.

Developers — from new to experienced — had a much simpler need. They wanted:

• An XYO documentation site. Not a code hub and not a forum, but a place to easily find documentation for SDKs, dApps, dApp building utilities, and other XYO tech.

We’ve been quietly building out these sites…and now they’re live!

Visit community.xyo.network for the community forum, and developers.xyo.network for the documentation site.

Here’s what you’ll find at the community forum:

• Categories and threads on topics that you care about, from important announcements to crypto market news to use cases. No spammy stuff allowed.
• Forums for Founding HODL’ers and our ultra-exclusive XYO Two Comma Club members.
• A few areas for developers to talk shop. Struggling to deploy a dApp? Find a bug in one of our releases? You can talk it over at the community forum.
• A clean, easy to digest format. We’re keeping this layout as simple and elegant as possible, so you can always find what you need — fast.

For our coders and technologists and developers heading over to developers.xyo.network, you’ll find:

• Documentation. We’re still getting as much documentation in there as possible for dapploy, Gamma, map-based dApps and more, so check back often for updates.
• Use cases to help explain how our blockchain location network and tech releases can solve industry-specific problems.

So, please visit these two new sites, bookmark them in your browser, and let us know what you think!