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# Infra & Dev Tooling

The growth and success of a blockchain ecosystem greatly depend on the quality and accessibility of its infrastructure and development tools. The IoTeX Halo Grants Program encourages developers to build innovative and user-friendly infrastructures and dev tooling that make it easier for other developers to create, test, and deploy their projects on the IoTeX platform. By leveraging IoTeX’s advanced technology and W3bstream infrastructure, our grant recipients can create powerful solutions that help streamline and enhance the development process for the entire IoTeX ecosystem.

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<summary>Example 1</summary>

### Decentralized Infrastructure Monitoring Tool

**Description**: Develop a decentralized infrastructure monitoring tool for the IoTeX network that allows developers to monitor the performance and health of their nodes, smart contracts, and dApps in real-time.

**Milestones**:&#x20;

1. Design and develop a user-friendly interface for the monitoring tool, with customizable dashboards and alerts.
2. Implement monitoring and data collection for various aspects of the IoTeX network, such as nodes, smart contracts, and dApps.
3. Integrate W3bstream for secure data streaming and storage.
4. Test the monitoring tool on the IoTeX Testnet and address any issues or bugs.
5. Launch the decentralized infrastructure monitoring tool on IoTeX Mainnet, with ongoing updates and feature improvements.

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<summary>Example 2</summary>

### Smart Contract Development and Deployment Toolkit

**Description**: Create a comprehensive smart contract development and deployment toolkit for the IoTeX platform that simplifies and streamlines the entire smart contract lifecycle, from creation to testing and deployment.

**Milestones**:&#x20;

1. Develop a user-friendly interface for creating, editing, and managing smart contracts, with built-in templates and examples.
2. Implement a comprehensive testing environment, including unit testing, integration testing, and performance testing capabilities.
3. Integrate W3bstream for secure data streaming and storage during smart contract development and deployment.
4. Test the smart contract development toolkit on IoTeX Testnet, gathering feedback and addressing any issues or bugs.
5. Launch the smart contract development and deployment toolkit on IoTeX Mainnet, with ongoing updates, new features, and community support.

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