Encode x The Graph: How to get involved with The Graph

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Encode x The Graph
How to get involved with the Graph

Encode x Graph
An 8 event series to educate you about The Graph
Then shared via YouTube and Medium
Use it as a launchpad into ecosystem
Designed for the technical and non-technical
All online, live via Zoom with Encode

Week What’s happening
Before Intro to the Graph
To rearrange Tegan Kline AMA
Before The Data Economy
Before Subgraphs
Week What’s happening
Before Curating and Delegating on The Graph
This week How to get involved with The Graph
Week after The Graph on Avalanche
Week after The Graph Project showcase
Schedule

If you specialise in building Subgraphs you will
do well

If you’re really keen, fork The Graph onto other
chains

If you’re looking to get hired, come speak to us

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Encode x The Graph: How to get involved with The Graph

1. Encode x The Graph How to get involved with the Graph

2. Encode x Graph An 8 event series to educate you about The Graph Then shared via YouTube and Medium Use it as a launchpad into ecosystem Designed for the technical and non-technical All online, live via Zoom with Encode

3. Week What’s happening Before Intro to the Graph To rearrange Tegan Kline AMA Before The Data Economy Before Subgraphs Week What’s happening Before Curating and Delegating on The Graph This week How to get involved with The Graph Week after The Graph on Avalanche Week after The Graph Project showcase Schedule

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5. Be a developer

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7. Be a curator

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9. Contribute to the codebase

10. Careers

11. Technical v non-technical

12. Most companies in crypto use The Graph

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14. Contribute to the codebase

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