zksync-web-era-docs VS credo

We understand that it can be sometimes daunting to join a new community. To smooth the onboarding process, we created a zkSync Community Hub (GitBook). On this page you can find official links, security tips, tutorials, and a user-focused FAQ. This should work as a complement to the information you can already find in our documentation, blog, and Discord server.

you can read about it in rollup-centric ethereum roadmap and an incomplete guide to rollups, both are by vitalik himself. also, imho, zksync era docs (including “getting started” chapter) are helpful too!

We continue to make changes to our tools and documentation to provide a more efficient developer experience. We welcome feedback from the community on how we can improve the experience. Please share feedback in our #dev-feedback, #-💡suggestion channel on our Discord or on GitHub for testnet issues using our template. You can also suggest changes on the documentation via a Github Pull Request. Do not forget, we also have a ImmuneFi bug bounty program.

August was a busy month with not only the regenesis but with updates to our documentation. We have added tutorials for building a custom paymaster and migrating to the testnet paymaster, amongst other updates. We continue to make changes to our documentation to provide a more efficient developer experience. We welcome feedback from the community on how we can improve the experience. Please share feedback in our #dev-feedback channel on our Discord or via a GitHub Pull Request.

zkSync has been abuzz with lively community activity! For the first time, zkSync Era surpassed Ethereum in transaction volume over a 30-day period. September also saw the inaugural translations of the ZK Credo, now accessible in Spanish, Chinese, French, and Vietnamese, on GitHub. Excitingly, contributors will have the opportunity to mint a ZK Credo Contributor GitPOAP! We're thrilled to introduce new avenues to contribute to the zkSync Ecosystem: 👉 If you are a bug hunter, seize the opportunity to secure zkSync Era with a 1.1 million USDC bounty available on Code4rena (Tweet).

A reminder that zkSync Era is a permissionless, censorship-resistant protocol. Anyone is free to participate in the Ethereum and zkSync Era networks, validate transactions, and create smart contracts without needing any central authority or approval (read more about it on the ZK Credo). That puts an additional burden on users to DYOR (“Do Your Own Research”) before interacting with a project. We put up a guide highlighting the best practices, available on Mirror.

Zero-Knowledge technology is set to revolutionize the Internet of Value through decentralized networks. We strongly believe that a set of guiding principles, including trustlessness, security, reliability, censorship-resistance, privacy, hyperscalability, accessibility, and sovereignty, must form the foundation of such networks. With this in mind, we have drafted an initial version of the ZK Credo to outline these principles. This document is intended for the community, and we invite everyone to contribute and express their vision of a ZK-powered Internet of Value that ensures personal freedom for all (GitHub).

v1 is now live on GitHub for community discussion and feedback from the Credo's rightful owner: You!