Kauri Overview

Discover Kauri

Kauri’s community-run knowledge network enables Ethereum developers to learn, contribute, and support one another.

As new developers and technical enthusiasts enter the Ethereum space, they are met with an incredibly friendly community but a disorienting vacuum of technical documentation. The lack of documentation stems from the fast-paced and rapidly changing business models being driven by the Ethereum ecosystem, which is ripe — and sometimes saturated — with new protocols, crypto-mechanisms, and software on a seemingly weekly basis.

Though the Ethereum community is deeply collaborative and open sourced, prior to Kauri, a support structure was not yet in place yet for community members to efficiently curate essential resources and help one another answer technical questions. Project teams trying to bring products into the ecosystem know all too well the issues: time offering support to others is often time away from shipping new features or from actually improving the core technology. Most offer support for free, and those that do monetize their services are disproportionately larger companies with brand name recognition and strong balance sheets. Small to medium sized startups lack access to pay-as-you-need support models, and a viable open source support network is yet to emerge.

If the products, platforms, protocols, and software of the Ethereum ecosystem are to thrive, the knowledge share must thrive as well. Conceived as a portal where project teams and individuals can engage, generate, and curate high quality and up-to-date technical resources, the Kauri project is committed to enabling the community to curate the decentralized knowledge base and support network that the Ethereum ecosystem needs to reach its full potential

Mission

Help reduce out of date technical tutorials by signing up for Kauri, and suggesting an update to certain articles. You will receive 0.1 ETH if the update is accepted! One randomly selected sign up will also win 3 ETH. You will be verified at the ConsenSys Sponsor Zone table. Kauri on!