1️⃣ - Your coding environment is ready 💻

• Node.js (>16.*.*) installed. To verify if Node is installed and which version:

node --version

• In case you need to install Node.
• dfx (> 0.14.*) installed. To verify if dfx is installed and which version:

dfx --version

• In case you need to install dfx.
• You have an IDE installed on your machine. We recommend Visual Studio Code.
• In case you need to install Visual Studio Code

2️⃣ - You have the foundational knowledge necessary for the Bootcamp 📚

• The Basics of Programming: You are comfortable with the fundamentals, such as variables, loops, and conditional statements.
• Terminal: You are comfortable with navigating and executing commands in a command prompt.
• Web development: You understand HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
• Git and GitHub: You understand the basics of git, such as cloning repositories, committing changes, and pushing to remote repositories. During the week, you will need to use and share your personal repository.
• TypeScript: As previously mentioned, this bootcamp is not designed to learn TypeScript from scratch. While you don’t need to be an expert and we will offer support throughout the week, it’s essential that you are already familiar with and proficient in the language.

3️⃣ - Engaging with the Community and Initial Steps 👋

• Join our Discord community.
• Introduce yourself to fellow participants by posting in the who-are-you channel.
• Complete the entry form: https://forms.gle/u6mB995FkoJeK39Z9

⚠️ The entry form is not the same as the application form that you might already have filled out. It contains more information, such as your GitHub and Discord information. It’s necessary to complete it!