Indie hackers, also known as indie developers, and perhaps because developers don't carry enough weight, the term hacker is used here to mean very experienced tech developers who win financial independence, creative freedom, and a schedule to act on that they can call their own shots by creating online applications that can be monetized. In addition, an Indie Hacker is not necessarily just one person, but can be a small team of several people.

RemoteCodeCamp is an open-source learning community co-created by Web3 enthusiasts. It serves as a bridge for beginners and Web2 developers transitioning to Web3. We focus on popularizing Web3 technologies, including but not limited to basic Solidity, advanced Solidity, OpenZeppelin standard contracts, and contract security. RCC joins hands with you to explore the uncharted territory of Web3.

Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Dubai, Nomoslabs is a comprehensive incubator engaged in Web3 content incubation, public chain technology cooperation, and hackathon training. Nomoslabs has deep technical cooperation with Dfinity, Boka, Arb, and other public chains, and has cumulatively submitted public chain grants of 20+, and received grants totaling more than $300,000 USD. Nomoslabs has also provided technical consulting services for more than 20+ projects, and obtained a total of $4 million in financing.

If you have some basic knowledge, we are looking for people from the community to join us for the hackathon, or if you want to transition to being a training instructor you can contact an administrator for a review.

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