Recently I’ve been thinking about the earning potential of a big YouTuber that comes over to DTube. Usually someone with a following will attract some big upvotes, but what about the thousands of followers

From the very beginning of Steem, its biggest strength has always been the same: great community. For the last 2 years hundreds of Steem-based projects have been created. The number of projects is so huge

I’d like to create a collection of short videos explaining the basic concepts of Steem and Steem apps, and I’m curious what you think some of the most important topics would be. Right now I’m planning

Yesterday I learned from a Steemit post by @emrebeyler that on Wednesday DTube made it to the #1 spot on Hacker News! Here’s the link: Dtube – A decentralized video platform using STEEM and IPFS. If you’re

Emoji Source This ended up being another great month. I reached my goal of continuing to post each weekday — I originally planned to post some videos on DTube in addition to my weekly Steemit posts, but

I have always been fascinated by satellite images of our solar system. The textures and terrains of the planets, moons and asteroids around us (and beneath us) have often found their way into my drawings,

I saw an interesting post on DTube last month called “What Would A Steemit School Look Like?” In the video, @axios talks about how a more traditional school could be built around the Steemit platform.

Emoji Source Progress slowed down a bit last week because I shifted gears to work on the back end of my project. I quickly realized that I didn’t retain much of what I learned in the Thinkful curriculum,

Do you want to be part of Sndbox? Maybe you’ve seen all the great posts and projects created through @Sndbox or the constant content published by the members of the community, and you want to join, but

The Next Big Thing from Sndbox From the get go, Sndbox has been committed to cultivating creative and community impact to solidify the Steem blockchain’s influence on the world. With the @sndbox incubator

This was Austin's first Steemit meetup of the year on 2/22/2018. Thanks to @richardcrill and @lindseylambz for organizing it. We had a few special guests come in at the end to hang out and field some questions

When my creativity hits a wall, I look for inspiration in the work of the artists I love. For years, every time I see something that grabs my attention online, I right-click on the image and "Save

I was chatting with a member of @sndbox today about a video I saw from @furiouspete123 (a popular YouTuber), where he talked about how his income for December 2017 was 90% (!) less than his income for

I found this app last year, and it’s pretty much everything I want in a task management app. Apologies for the extent to which I’m going to geek out over this — it probably says a lot about me. 😆 I’ve

One of the most exciting aspects to me of becoming a developer is being able to contribute to open source code. The fact that millions of developers are currently sharing their hard work with anyone who

With the advent of decentralised social media platforms like Steemit and Dtube, content creators are presented with an entirely different way to monetise their content that doesn't depend on 3rd party

In this post, we want to bring you up to speed on what is happening inside Steemit, as well as give you our perspective on the successes (and failures) of the past year, let you know what we see as our

Emoji Source Yesterday I posted about three books that have influenced my life. Today I’m going to take a look at some of the other questions that Tim Ferriss uses in his book Tribe of Mentors. I’ll throw

This project is a boilerplate for rapid development on top of the Steem network. Ready to go Express.js app using Steemconnect SDK & Steem.js. The aim is to have the ground work inplace so you can

I’ve been reading Tim Ferriss’s Tribe of Mentors recently, which is a collection of interviews of “the world’s top performers,” and one of the questions he poses to the interviewees is: What is the book