Indonesian Cardano Developers Community Workshop 2024

[GENERAL] Name and surname of main applicant

Valdryan Ivandito

[GENERAL] Are you delivering this project as an individual or as an entity (whether formally incorporated or not)

Entity (Incorporated)

[GENERAL] Requested funds in ada

61818

[GENERAL] Please specify how many months you expect your project to last (from 2-12 months)

12

[GENERAL] Please indicate if your proposal has been auto-translated into English from another language.

No

[GENERAL] Summarize your solution to the problem (200-character limit including spaces)

Providing educational content and hosting Indonesian Cardano Developers Community workshops consistently for 12 months. Consistency is the key to success in the field of education.

[GENERAL] Does your project have any dependencies on other organizations, technical or otherwise?

No

[GENERAL] If YES, please describe what the dependency is and why you believe it is essential for your project’s delivery. If NO, please write “No dependencies.”

No dependencies

[GENERAL] Will your project’s output/s be fully open source?

Yes

[GENERAL] Please provide here more information on the open source status of your project outputs

Project is open-source and available on our GitHub repository and YouTube channel.

[METADATA] SDG rating

SDG Goals

• Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
• Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all
• Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation

SDG Subgoals

• By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university
• By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship
• Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors
• By 2030, devise and implement policies to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products
• Support domestic technology development, research and innovation in developing countries, including by ensuring a conducive policy environment for, inter alia, industrial diversification and value addition to commodities
• Significantly increase access to information and communications technology and strive to provide universal and affordable access to the Internet in least developed countries by 2020

Key Performance Indicator (KPI)

• Proportion of youth and adults with information and communications technology (ICT) skills, by type of skill
• Participation rate of youth and adults in formal and non-formal education and training in the previous 12 months, by sex
• Proportion of medium and high-tech industry value added in total value added

[SOLUTION] Please describe your proposed solution.

Problem:

• Often new people want to act as traders and speculators who only use blockchain and crypto assets to the extent of trading and flipping assets, so many criticize blockchain and crypto assets as having no value and use.
• Most blockchain developers and software engineers only know EVM blockchain-based development tools such as Web3JS, Solidity, Truffle, Metamask, etc. Not many developers and software engineers know about Cardano blockchain development tools.
• When learning how to become a Cardano developer and how to build on Cardano, many beginners experience difficulties because they haven't found a clear roadmap or learning pathway.
• There is not much educational content about Cardano Developer, especially in Indonesian language.

 

Solution:

• Create a Cardano Developer Community and then hold workshops consistently three times a month for one year. Consistency is the key to success in the field of education.
• Inviting people from other blockchain communities and blockchain developers communities in Indonesia such as BlockDev.id to learn together about building on Cardano.
• Delivering material starting from the basics and foundation such as how to use the terminal, package manager, versioning control system GIT, basics programming, and web development then continuing with Cardano core concepts, Cardano SDK, Web3 libraries on Cardano and smart contract programming. Topics related above will be discussed in the workshop.
• Uploading each recorded workshop video to the Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel so that the contents can be watched and studied again by the community and the general public.

[IMPACT] Please define the positive impact your project will have on the wider Cardano community.

• There is a developers community forum for learning, discussing and innovating on Cardano in Indonesia.
• There is educational content available for developers and software engineers in Indonesia that is easy to access and free for anyone who wants to learn Cardano.
• The Indonesian Cardano community and the general public are familiar about educational platform for developers and software engineers such as Cardano Developer Portal, IOG Academy: Haskell course, Plutus Pioneer Program, Cardano Academy: Cardano Blockchain Certified Associate (CBCA), Atala PRISM Pioneer Program, Gimbalabs Plutus Project Based Learning, MeshJS Project Based Learning, and other educational platform not mentioned one by one which are useful for building on Cardano.
• The Indonesian Cardano community and the general public are familiar about developer tools on Cardano such as Cardano wallet applications, Cardano-cli, Blockfrost-API, Demeter, MeshJS, PlutusTx, Marlowe, Aiken, Plu-TS, Opshin, and other tools not mentioned one by one which are useful for building on Cardano.
• Indonesia is a country that has great potential for adopting blockchain technology especially Cardano because this country has several opportunities, being the 4th largest internet user in the world and also the 4th largest owner and user of crypto assets in the world and the most potential is that Indonesia in the state of demographic bonus where many young generations who have been exposed to technology from an early age so that by building a community of Indonesian Cardano developers and hold workshops consistently, it will have a potential to produce digital talents who will become developers and software engineers to build on Cardano.

Reference source

• Indonesia as 4th largest internet user in the world: https://www.statista.com/statistics/262966/number-of-internet-users-in-selected-countries/
• Indonesia as 4th largest owner and user of crypto assets in the world: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1202468/global-cryptocurrency-ownership/
• Indonesia demographic bonus: https://setkab.go.id/en/president-jokowi-calls-for-realizing-indonesias-2045-vision/

[CAPABILITY & FEASIBILITY] What is your capability to deliver your project with high levels of trust and accountability? How do you intend to validate if your approach is feasible?

Capability

I am confident enough to deliver this project within 12 months because I have experience hosting workshops & teaching and also my background is in the engineering field. I can also adapt quickly to technological developments, which can be seen from my track record since my study at university studied electrical engineering then switched profession to the IT field, especially data engineering, then switched again to the field of software engineering and the Cardano blockchain. Below is my profile, portfolio, and certification:

 

Valdryan Ivandito Profile:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/valdryan-ivandito-9a25b41b7/

Github: https://github.com/ValdryanIvandito

 

Experiences:

• Experienced hosting workshops and serving as a tutor teaching microcontroller and single board computer programming in the electrical engineering department at Maranatha Christian University Bandung Indonesia in 2017.
• Experienced teaching robotics and microcontroller programming courses at Padepokan Next System Bandung from 2013-2020.
• Experienced as an IT consultant with the position of data engineer at PT. Berca Hardayaperkasa Jakarta Indonesia from 2020-2023.
• Decided to resign from main job as an IT consultant in Jakarta to dedicate studying Cardano since 23th March 2023, then became an active member of the Indonesian Cardano Community management, contributed to carry out the Cardano Summit Jakarta 2023 and building the Indonesian Cardano Developer Community.

 

Licenses & Certifications:

• Certified Cardano Developer Associate from Emurgo Academy: https://www.credly.com/badges/f8353c5f-0408-4419-8973-3d8888bbc3c2/public_url
• Certified Cardano Developer Professional from Emurgo Academy: https://www.credly.com/badges/5fd23cfa-78bc-4f83-91d3-73c99237e14c/public_url
• Full-Stack Web Developer from Binar Academy: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aFy7gpU0_kuujYrd3jllE1JEuGTu4neM/view

Validation

Quantitative:

• Track the number of workshops conducted within the 12-month period. This includes the total count of workshops held, their duration, and the variety of topics covered.
• Monitor the completion and upload of 36 recorded workshop videos. Ensure that these videos are accessible to the Indonesian Cardano community and the general public. Track the number of views, likes, and comments on these videos over time.
• Quantify the growth of new members and subscribers on the Cardano Indonesia Developer Community Telegram channel. Track the increase in subscribers to the Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel. These metrics can reflect the expanding reach of this workshops educational content.

Qualitative:

• Gather feedback from workshop participants, community members, and viewers of recorded workshop videos as tutorials. Pay attention to their comments, suggestions, and testimonials regarding the quality of workshops, contents, and its relevance to their needs.
• Monitor and engage with the Cardano Indonesia Developer Community. Assess the level of engagement, discussions, and collaborations happening within the community. 
• Assess the impact of workshops and tutorials on the learning curve of community members. Look for examples of individuals who have applied the knowledge gained from your sessions in their challenge projects.

[Project Milestones] What are the key milestones you need to achieve in order to complete your project successfully?

Milestone outputs:

• 6 workshops delivered from March-April 2024 for Indonesian Cardano Developers Community
• Uploaded six recorded videos of the workshop to Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel
• Build Indonesian Cardano Developers Community
• Establish Telegram Group for Indonesian Cardano Developers Community
• Reaching people in the Indonesian Cardano Community and BlockDev.id Community as well as participants attending the Cardano Summit Jakarta 2023 then inviting them to the Indonesian Cardano Developer Community Telegram channel.
• Held the 1st meetup of the Indonesian Cardano Developer Community via live streaming which was held on the Cardano Spot platform and also uploaded the recorded video on the Indonesian Cardano Community YouTube channel.

Acceptance criteria:

• Workshops are delivered to the Indonesian Cardano Developers Community members regularly using Indonesian language. And it will be hosted online via Zoom.
• The uploaded recorded videos of the workshop should be accessible for public via YouTube and have good quality audio and video
• Telegram channel could be accessed by public easily
• Meetup event for the workshop series could be seen in the Meetup Group Cardano Blockchain Jakarta

Evidence of milestone completion:

• Recorded workshop videos could be checked via Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel
• The summary of each given workshop will be written in a post via Cardano Forum. Please do check the details of each workshop in the recap. See category "Bahasa Indonesia" in Cardano Forum, we will post the recap there.
• GitHub repository for detailed project management tracking
• Telegram Group for Cardano Developers Community Indonesia
• Submit monthly report to IOG Catalyst Team

Milestone outputs:

• 6 workshops delivered from May-June 2024 for Indonesian Cardano Developers Community
• Uploaded six recorded videos of the workshop to Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel
• Bringing topics related to Linux Command, Node Package Manager (NPM), versioning control system (Git, GitHub, GitLab), Cardano Core Concepts, cardano-node, cardano-cli, Demeter, Marlowe, Gimbalabs PPBL module 100 & 101.

Acceptance criteria:

• Workshops are delivered to the Indonesian Cardano Developers Community members regularly using Indonesian language. And it will be hosted online via Zoom.
• The uploaded recorded videos of the workshop should be accessible for public via YouTube and have good quality audio and video
• Meetup event for the workshop series could be seen in the Meetup Group Cardano Blockchain Jakarta
• Learning module is open-source and accessible for everyone via GitHub repository

Evidence of milestone completion:

• Recorded workshop videos could be checked via Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel
• The summary of each given workshop will be written in a post via Cardano Forum. Please do check the details of each workshop in the recap. See category "Bahasa Indonesia" in Cardano Forum, we will post the recap there.
• GitHub repository for detailed project management tracking & Cardano Developers Community Indonesia repositories for accessing the learning modules
• Submit monthly report to IOG Catalyst Team

Milestone outputs:

• 6 workshops delivered from July-August 2024 for Indonesian Cardano Developers Community
• Uploaded six recorded videos of the workshop to Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel
• Bringing topics related to HTML, CSS, TailwindCSS, Javascript (ES6+), ReactJS, Typescript, NextJS, Gimbalabs PPBL module 102 & 103

Acceptance criteria:

• Workshops are delivered to the Indonesian Cardano Developers Community members regularly using Indonesian language. And it will be hosted online via Zoom.
• The uploaded recorded videos of the workshop should be accessible for public via YouTube and have good quality audio and video
• Meetup event for the workshop series could be seen in the Meetup Group Cardano Blockchain Jakarta
• Learning module is open-source and accessible for everyone via GitHub repository

Evidence of milestone completion:

• Recorded workshop videos could be checked via Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel
• The summary of each given workshop will be written in a post via Cardano Forum. Please do check the details of each workshop in the recap. See category "Bahasa Indonesia" in Cardano Forum, we will post the recap there.
• GitHub repository for detailed project management tracking & Cardano Developers Community Indonesia repositories for accessing the learning modules
• Submit monthly report to IOG Catalyst Team

Milestone outputs:

• 6 workshops delivered from September-October 2024 for Indonesian Cardano Developers Community
• Uploaded six recorded videos of the workshop to Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel
• Bringing topics related to Gimbalabs PPBL module 200, MeshJS Web3 Library (Wallet Hooks, transaction, minting & burning token / NFT), Blockfrost API, IPFS, Gimbalabs PPBL module 201 & 202

Acceptance criteria:

• Workshops are delivered to the Indonesian Cardano Developers Community members regularly using Indonesian language. And it will be hosted online via Zoom.
• The uploaded recorded videos of the workshop should be accessible for public via YouTube and have good quality audio and video
• Meetup event for the workshop series could be seen in the Meetup Group Cardano Blockchain Jakarta
• Learning module is open-source and accessible for everyone via GitHub repository

Evidence of milestone completion:

• Recorded workshop videos could be checked via Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel
• The summary of each given workshop will be written in a post via Cardano Forum. Please do check the details of each workshop in the recap. See category "Bahasa Indonesia" in Cardano Forum, we will post the recap there.
• GitHub repository for detailed project management tracking & Cardano Developers Community Indonesia repositories for accessing the learning modules
• Submit monthly report to IOG Catalyst Team

Milestone outputs:

• 6 workshops delivered from November-December 2024 for Indonesian Cardano Developers Community
• Uploaded six recorded videos of the workshop to Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel
• Bringing topics related to MeshJS Web3 Library (Wallet Hooks, transaction, minting & burning token / NFT), Blockfrost API, IPFS, Gimbalabs PPBL module 203 & 204

Acceptance criteria:

• Workshops are delivered to the Indonesian Cardano Developers Community members regularly using Indonesian language. And it will be hosted online via Zoom.
• The uploaded recorded videos of the workshop should be accessible for public via YouTube and have good quality audio and video
• Meetup event for the workshop series could be seen in the Meetup Group Cardano Blockchain Jakarta
• Learning module is open-source and accessible for everyone via GitHub repository

Evidence of milestone completion:

• Recorded workshop videos could be checked via Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel
• The summary of each given workshop will be written in a post via Cardano Forum. Please do check the details of each workshop in the recap. See category "Bahasa Indonesia" in Cardano Forum, we will post the recap there.
• GitHub repository for detailed project management tracking & Cardano Developers Community Indonesia repositories for accessing the learning modules
• Submit monthly report to IOG Catalyst Team

Milestone outputs:

• 6 workshops delivered from January-February 2025 for Indonesian Cardano Developers Community members
• Uploaded six recorded videos of the workshop to Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel
• Submit Project Closeout Report (PCR) on this project results & findings
• Create a Project Closeout Video (PCV)
• Give presentation to the Challenge Team regarding the outcome of our project

Acceptance criteria:

• Workshops are delivered to the Indonesian Cardano Developers Community members
• The uploaded recorded videos of the workshop should be accessible for public via YouTube and have good quality audio and video
• Project Closeout Report (PCR) is well-written in English, describing the outcome of each milestones and links to the evidence
• Project Closeout Video (PCV) should be well recorded, the presenter should speak in English. The audio and video quality should be good. And uploaded to YouTube (link should be accessible for public)

Evidence of milestone completion:

• Recorded workshop videos could be checked via Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel
• The summary of each given workshop will be written in a post via Cardano Forum. Please do check the details of each workshop in the recap. See category "Bahasa Indonesia" in Cardano Forum, we will post the recap there.
• GitHub repository for detailed project management tracking & also the learning modules
• Submit monthly report to IOG Catalyst Team
• Project Closeout Report that will be sent to the Catalyst IOG Team as PDF or Google Docs
• Project Closeout Video can be seen and accessed via Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel

[RESOURCES] Who is in the project team and what are their roles?

Valdryan Ivandito

• Host workshops once a week via Zoom
• Delivering learning material
• Providing workshop announcements, answering questions, and providing reference or learning sources to the Indonesian developer community on the Telegram channel
• Responsible for accounting, KPI tracking, creating monthly, closing reports, and all project management jobs

Albin Ivandito

• Designing thumbnails
• Edit and improve the quality of workshop video recordings
• Uploading videos to Komunitas Cardano Indonesia YouTube channel

Notes:

• Supported by other Cardano Indonesia Community members (to fill the necessary roles, such as educator, translator, project management, etc.)
• Apart from Valdryan who presented material at the workshop, sometimes there are special guests were invited, for example Tomasz Rybarczyk from Marlowe Team who was a speaker at the inaugural meeting of the Indonesian Cardano Developer Community.

[BUDGET & COSTS] Please provide a cost breakdown of the proposed work and resources.

Workshop Delivery:

• Total 36x regular workshops for Indonesian Cardano Developer Community:

= 197 ADA/hour x 2 hours/man power x 2 man power x 3 workshops/month x 12 months

= 28368 ADA

• Take 2 hour a week before the workshop event to prepare, update the learning materials, and provide announcements to the community regarding upcoming workshop event:

= 197 ADA/hour x 2 hours/workshop x 3 workshops/month x 12 months

= 14184 ADA

 

Project Management:

• Catalyst Coordinator Meeting (Onboarding + Proof of Life + (2 sessions x 12 months) + close-out meeting)

= 112 ADA/hour x 1 hours x 26 Sessions

= 2912 ADA

• Monthly report submission (incl. data gathering, report writing, etc.):

= 112 ADA/hour x 2 hours/report x 1 report/month X 12 months

= 2688 ADA

• Proof of Achievement (PoA) submission:

= 112 ADA/hour x 2 hours/PoA x 6 milestones PoA

= 1344 ADA

• Project Closeout Report (PCR) and Project Closeout Video (PCV) :

= 112 ADA/hour x 12 hours

= 1344 ADA

• Accounting, payment and KPI tracking :

= 112 ADA/hour x 1 hour x 12 months

= 1344 ADA

 

Content Editing:

• Design thumbnail, create content description, editing recorded video and upload to Cardano Indonesia youtube channel :

= 74 ADA/hour x 2 hours x 36 recorded videos

= 5328 ADA

Miscellaneous :

• Raffles / Giveaway for participants = 3x workshops/month x 12 months x 100 ADA/workshop = 3600 ADA
• Zoom yearly subscription = 442 ADA
• Emergency funds or other unexpected expenses = 264 ADA

[VALUE FOR MONEY] How does the cost of the project represent value for money for the Cardano ecosystem?

To define and determine the cost of the project, use the following methods and steps:

• Step 1: determine the ADA/USD rate by carrying out technical analysis of price action and determining the support and resistance values then taking the average value. Analyze using the charts on the Tradingview site.
• Step 2: do research on salaries and compensation for job positions related to this project. Research via the Payscale site.
• Step 3: carry out final calculations to obtain a fairly accurate and fair compensation value.

Determine ADA/USD Rate:

Based on technical analysis of price action, it appears that the trend is still bearish with signs of price moving below the moving average of 90. From January 2023 – November 2023 there are 3 crucial Support and Resistance areas, namely at the price of 0.4524 (the highest price in 2023), 0.3244, and 0.2422 (lowest price in 2023). If you calculate the average price, you get a value of 0.3397.

 

Salary / Compensation Research:

The research uses a fairly trusted reference source, namely the Payscale website. The following are the data obtained:

• Average Software engineer / Developer / Programmer compensation is $76.5K/year, so estimate $40/hour.
• Average Lecturer compensation is $52K/year, so estimate $27/hour.
• Average Project Manager compensation is $72K/year, so estimate $38/hour.
• Average Video Editor compensation is $46.5K/year, so estimate $25/hour.

Note: To estimate the hourly rate, the following calculations are made: Average salary per year / 12 months / 20 working days / 8 working hours.

 

Final Calculation:

In this project there are three job positions, namely teacher/workshop tutor, project manager, and video editor.

• The job position as a teacher/workshop tutor must be someone who has a software engineer/developer/programmer background but must have teaching skills as a lecturer, therefore this position has a double role. Here is the compensation calculation: ($27 + $40)/0.3397 = 197 ADA/hour (rounding).
• Job position as project manager in charge of accounting, KPI tracking, creating monthly and closing reports. Here is the compensation calculation: $38/0.3397 = 112 ADA/hour (rounding).
• Job position as a video editor in charge of Designing thumbnails, editing and improving the quality of workshop video recordings, and uploading videos. The following is the compensation calculation: $25/0.3397 = 74 ADA/hour (rounding).
• Zoom Pro subscription fee: $150/0.3397 = 442 ADA.

 

Reference source:

• Chart for price action technical analysis: https://tradingview.com
• Research job position salaries/compensation: https://payscale.com
• One year Zoom Pro subscription price: https://zoom.us/pricing

[IMPORTANT NOTE] The Applicant agrees to Fund Rules and also that data in the submission form and other data provided by the project team during the course of the project will be publicly available.

I Accept