The Sui Foundation announces the supported projects for January to February, focusing on development experience and ecosystem construction.

The Sui Network Foundation announced the list of funded projects for January and February, with a total of 12 projects receiving funding, aimed at promoting the integration and development of the Sui ecosystem. Among these projects, 8 focus on improving the developer experience, covering various aspects from building powerful integrated development environments (IDE) to using zk-SNARKs to protect user information.

The open-source Sui Dart SDK provides support for developing cross-platform applications using the Dart language, enabling developers to easily create applications that can run on multiple platforms.

ZeroAuth expands the application range of zkLogin by providing a comprehensive and API-consistent SDK, enabling developers to seamlessly integrate it into various products, no longer limited to TypeScript and JavaScript applications and wallets.

The web-based Move IDE provides Sui developers with a convenient programming environment and long-term technical support, which is crucial for enhancing the development experience. The IDE's features aim to be on par with the popular Solidity IDE Remix.

The Sui Kiosk Indexer systematically organizes Kiosk data, simplifying the process of parsing related data. By providing API access to Kiosk-related data, this tool helps to drive the growth and application of Sui Kiosk.

Nimbus is a personalized portfolio tracker that integrates investment data from multiple platforms, including on-chain applications and centralized exchanges. It creates a unified interface for Sui users to easily track their assets and DeFi configurations, and plans to provide users with deeper insights by developing Sui-specific DeFi metrics.

SuiMove Linter is an analysis tool specifically designed for Move source code, capable of identifying programming errors, bugs, and style issues, providing flexible code checking options for Sui application developers.

A trading platform is developing an automatic liquidity provision rebalancing feature to improve the experience of liquidity providers (LP) through a dollar-cost averaging mechanism and automatic swaps, reducing the complexity of manual operations and the risk of temporary losses.

Suilette is a decentralized lottery protocol designed to provide funding support for Sui-related services, events, grants, and prize pools, promoting the development of the Sui community.

The anti-cheat system developed by FranklinDAO Research utilizes self-learning capabilities to automatically adjust parameters after detecting hacks or exploits, preventing similar incidents from occurring again. For example, the system can be used to define and enforce invariants of fairness for in-game items.

The Reclaim protocol utilizes zk-SNARKs to make https traffic verifiable, allowing users to generate verifiable credentials from any online profile. This opens up new possibilities for applications on Sui, particularly in areas such as privacy protection, antivirus, authentication, and corporate mechanism transparency.

FRNZY has developed a peer-to-peer marketplace platform that supports real-time interactive shopping for physical goods and user-initiated auctions.

The SDK provided by Interverse is designed to assist game developers in creating in-game marketplaces, allowing players to purchase game assets from the Web3 market using familiar Web2 gaming methods.

The Sui Network Foundation encourages all projects that can promote the development of the Sui ecosystem to apply for funding. Applicants need to submit a detailed proposal, including project plans, budget details, key milestones, team expertise, and expected impact on the Sui community.

The Sui Network mainnet has been launched, and the community ecosystem is progressing in an orderly manner. As an important ecological information and incubation platform in the Asia-Pacific region, Sui World provides a wealth of ecosystem airdrops, IDOs, and whitelist benefits.