Hello World Builders,
Our weekly digest is here again to keep you up to date with all things World Build. Here’s what’s happening;
Join us this Friday at 9 am PT/12 pm ET for a deep dive on World ID with Product Lead Tawanda Mahere and Head of Network Andy Wang. We’ll go deep on World ID’s features and what’s new, essential listening for all builders. More details below, set a reminder here.
Read our Request for Builders; Leighton Cusack, Head of Ecosystem at Tools for Humanity, shares some ideas for products to be built on World. If you’re looking for inspiration or you just want to get a feel for some new ideas circulating, you can read it here.
MiniKit 2.0 is live, and if you didn’t get a chance to dive in yet, now’s the time. This upgrade makes it easier to build on World: you can turn an existing web app into a mini app with just a few lines of code, using the same framework across both. If you're looking to hack with World Build and already have something live, you’re much closer to shipping on World than you think. Learn more here.
World's Lift Off will happen next week, on April 17th, live from SF with Alex Blania and Sam Altman. More info below.
A reminder: if you haven’t already, please join our Telegram Group. There, you can find all hack info, find teammates, ask questions, and discuss ideas — come say hi!
If you are looking forward to some hacking, World Build 3 Applications close April 23rd, don't miss it.
Upcoming events
April 17th: World host Lift Off, an update on the latest advances from World. More info here.
April 23rd: Deadline for applications. Launch event online and in person in Seoul and New York. You can sign up for New York here and Seoul here.
April 24th: We’ll be hosting pop-up coworking sessions for World Build Hackers in New York, San Francisco, Tokyo, and Seoul. We’ll share details in our TG group and in our mail-out next week.