Algorand (ALGO)'s AlgoKit 3.0 Workshops Empower Developers with Smart Contract Skills
Jessie A Ellis Jan 08, 2026 11:06
Algorand (ALGO)'s 2025 AlgoKit workshops equipped over 1,200 developers with skills in smart contract development using Python and TypeScript, fostering a global developer community.
In 2025, Algorand (ALGO)'s AlgoKit 3.0 workshops provided a comprehensive educational experience for developers eager to enhance their skills in blockchain technology. The series, which featured 14 online sessions throughout the year, attracted over 1,200 participants globally, according to the Algorand Foundation. The workshops aimed to offer a clear and practical introduction to building applications on the Algorand blockchain using Python and TypeScript.
Workshop Structure and Content
The workshops were designed to accommodate developers from various time zones, with each session lasting four hours. The curriculum was structured to cover essential Algorand concepts, including Algorand Standard Assets (ASAs), atomic transactions, and the integration of smart contracts. The sessions emphasized interactive learning, featuring live demonstrations and real-time Q&A segments.
Participants engaged in hands-on activities, such as the Personal Bank demo project, which illustrated the complete development process from architecture to testing. The workshops concluded with an assessment, offering participants a certificate of completion to acknowledge their new skills.
Global Participation and Community Building
The workshops drew a diverse group of developers, including full-stack engineers, blockchain specialists, and newcomers to the technology. This diversity contributed to a rich, collaborative learning environment. The Algorand Foundation reported over 2,700 unique registrations, with attendees joining from continents such as the Americas and Asia, fostering a global community of Algorand developers.
Practical Learning Outcomes
Throughout the workshop series, developers gained a robust understanding of the Algorand development workflow. The curriculum included practical demonstrations of Algorand's tools, such as Localnet, Lora, and AlgorandClient, and covered smart contract creation, interaction, and testing in depth. This approach ensured that attendees could immediately apply their knowledge to build applications on Algorand.
Looking Forward
The AlgoKit 3.0 workshops marked the beginning of an ongoing effort to support developers on the Algorand platform. Future workshops are scheduled, and developers can access additional resources through the Algorand Developer Portal and community channels, such as Discord. The Algorand Foundation encourages developers of all skill levels to participate and contribute to the ecosystem's growth.
For more information on the workshops and other developer resources, visit the AlgoKit workshop page on the Algorand website.
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