Level Up Your Solana Skills Before the Hackathon

The BLOKC is giving developers of all levels the opportunity to sharpen their skills and gear up for an exciting hackathon through a dedicated preparatory program designed to set participants up for success.

Whether you are an experienced Solana developer or someone just beginning to explore the ecosystem, this program is structured to meet you where you are. The goal is simple: equip builders with the knowledge, tools, and confidence they need to compete and thrive in a hackathon setting.

What to Expect

This program serves as a bridge between learning and building. Participants can expect hands-on preparation that covers the fundamentals and nuances of developing on the Solana blockchain — one of the fastest and most developer-friendly networks in the Web3 space.

By joining, you will have the chance to:

• Strengthen your Solana development skills at your own pace and level
• Connect with fellow builders who share your passion for Web3 innovation
• Prepare strategically for the hackathon ahead with guided support

Who Should Join

This program welcomes everyone — from seasoned Solana developers looking to refine their edge to beginners eager to break into blockchain development. No matter where you are in your journey, there is something here for you.

Why It Matters

Hackathons are one of the most powerful ways to accelerate growth as a developer. They push you to build real solutions under real conditions. But preparation makes all the difference. This program ensures that when the hackathon begins, participants are not starting from scratch — they are starting strong.

The BLOKC continues to champion Web3 education and community building in the Philippines, and this initiative is another step toward nurturing a generation of skilled, confident, and competition-ready blockchain developers.

Do not miss your chance to be part of this program. Spots are limited, so secure your registration early and take the first step toward hackathon success.

➡️ Register here