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Startups of The Year 2024 Winners: Europe

Startupy roku 2024 Vítězové: Evropa

Startups del Año 2024 Ganadores: Europa

Startups of the Year 2024 Winners: ヨーロッパ

ការចាប់ផ្តើមនៃឆ្នាំ 2024 អ្នកឈ្នះ: ប្រទេសអឺរ៉ុប

2024. gada jaunuzņēmumi Uzvarētāji: Eiropa

Startups ny taona 2024 mpandresy: Eoropa

वर्ष २०२४ को स्टार्टअप विजेता: युरोप

Startups van het jaar 2024 Winnaars: Europa

Startups of the Year 2024 Победители: Европа

Startups of the Year 2024 Winners: Europe

Startups e vitit 2024 Fituesit: Europe

2024 has been a year full of changes and innovations - a massive year for the world, and a massive year for us, as Startups of The Year 2024 has been the biggest campaign yet for HackerNoon! With 150,000+ startups nominated across the globe and over 4 million votes cast, it is finally time for the results to be revealed. A round of applause for the winners of the Education Industry! 150,000+ startups 150,000+ startups 150,000+ startups 4 million votes cast 4 million votes cast Education Industry Education has always been a crucial industry and a pioneer for innovative changes. In 2024, the Education industry has experienced groundbreaking transformations, driven by tech advancements and AI integrations for a more personalized learning experience. Educational institutions are putting emphasis on community-based learning and developing critical thinking and soft skills, utilizing smarter algorithms to make knowledge more effective and accessible. Education 🏆 Key Stats Let’s start out with some general stats for all of you technical folks. Total Startups Participated: 34,300
Sub Industries Represented: 8
Total Votes Gathered: 34,200
Winning Startups: 8 Total Startups Participated: 34,300 Total Startups Participated: Sub Industries Represented: 8 Sub Industries Represented: Total Votes Gathered: 34,200 Total Votes Gathered: Winning Startups: 8 Winning Startups: To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner.


You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Education Industry HERE.



Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner.


You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Education Industry HERE. To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner. To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner. startups.hackernoon.com You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Education Industry HERE. You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Education Industry HERE. HERE. HERE Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series Now, drum roll please, here are all the 2024 Startups of The Year winners for Education drum roll please Education Research (11.3k total votes, 6.2k startups) Research Winner: Nat5 Winner: Nat5 Nat5 SNATIKA
Lite-1 SNATIKA SNATIKA Lite-1 Lite-1 Honorable mentions: Honorable mentions: SimZero
Quatfit
EcoScience Lab
7Analytics
Brandenburg Labs GmbH
Niche Report
TechBairn SimZero SimZero Quatfit Quatfit EcoScience Lab EcoScience Lab 7Analytics 7Analytics Brandenburg Labs GmbH Brandenburg Labs GmbH Niche Report Niche Report TechBairn TechBairn Training And Consulting (6.7k total votes, 12.7k startups) Training And Consulting Winner: SNATIKA Winner: SNATIKA SNATIKA The BD School
Coffey & Consult The BD School The BD School Coffey & Consult Coffey & Consult Honorable mentions: Honorable mentions: Byte Splash Software Training and Placement Center
CherryOnTech
FEMSTECH Worldwide e.V.
Iniciativa Proxima
Edward Consulting
Quality New Zealand Education Limited
NowEdge Byte Splash Software Training and Placement Center Byte Splash Software Training and Placement Center CherryOnTech CherryOnTech FEMSTECH Worldwide e.V. FEMSTECH Worldwide e.V. Iniciativa Proxima Iniciativa Proxima Edward Consulting Edward Consulting Quality New Zealand Education Limited Quality New Zealand Education Limited NowEdge NowEdge E-Learning (5.1k total votes, 3.4k startups) E-Learning Winner: textomap Winner: textomap textomap Wellbeing Think Tank
Cadence Infotech Wellbeing Think Tank Wellbeing Think Tank Cadence Infotech Cadence Infotech Honorable mentions: Honorable mentions: Sphiderass Web LTD
svexa
FEMSTECH Worldwide e.V.
D.notitia
Linguado
Kocha Hub
Undertow Sphiderass Web LTD Sphiderass Web LTD svexa svexa FEMSTECH Worldwide e.V. FEMSTECH Worldwide e.V. D.notitia D.notitia Linguado Linguado Kocha Hub Kocha Hub Undertow Undertow Educational Institutions (3.8k total votes, 3.7k startups) Educational Institutions Winner: Quality New Zealand Education Limited Winner: Quality New Zealand Education Limited Quality New Zealand Education Limited SNATIKA
Polygence SNATIKA SNATIKA Polygence Polygence Honorable mentions: Honorable mentions: EDUrain Inc. (Techstars ‘23)
Abhilekh Verma Consultancy (OPC) Private Limited
Founder University
Student Village Academy
Youth of Canada
Iniciativa Startup Experience
Bettre Institute EDUrain Inc. (Techstars ‘23) EDUrain Inc. (Techstars ‘23) Abhilekh Verma Consultancy (OPC) Private Limited Abhilekh Verma Consultancy (OPC) Private Limited Founder University Founder University Student Village Academy Student Village Academy Youth of Canada Youth of Canada Iniciativa Startup Experience Iniciativa Startup Experience Bettre Institute Bettre Institute Administrative (3.1k total votes, 4.1k startups) Administrative Winner: Iniciativa Proxima Winner: Iniciativa Proxima Iniciativa Proxima Bokonzi
Treeback Bokonzi Bokonzi Treeback Treeback Honorable mentions: Honorable mentions: Watergenics
Edward Consulting
H2UB
ReFi Medellín
Employment Express Verband LLP
Terrenity
IDEALERS B2B PVT LTD Watergenics Watergenics Edward Consulting Edward Consulting H2UB H2UB ReFi Medellín ReFi Medellín Employment Express Verband LLP Employment Express Verband LLP Terrenity Terrenity IDEALERS B2B PVT LTD IDEALERS B2B PVT LTD Edtech (2.2k total votes, 2.2k startups) Edtech Winner: D.notitia Winner: D.notitia D.notitia SKL.vc
Bokonzi SKL.vc SKL.vc Bokonzi Bokonzi Honorable mentions: Honorable mentions: DevStacks
Linguado
Kocha Hub
bylittle Learning
Hazabarolo.com (হ য ব র ল.কম)
Golden Celestial Ratio
CodersCave DevStacks DevStacks Linguado Linguado Kocha Hub Kocha Hub bylittle Learning bylittle Learning Hazabarolo.com (হ য ব র ল.কম) Hazabarolo.com (হ য ব র ল.কম) Golden Celestial Ratio Golden Celestial Ratio CodersCave CodersCave Think Tanks (1.1k total votes, 400 startups) Think Tanks Winner: Gildre Winner: Gildre Gildre Wellbeing Think Tank
H2UB Wellbeing Think Tank Wellbeing Think Tank H2UB H2UB Honorable mentions: Honorable mentions: PORSESH POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Centre for Annihilation of Caste
What The Hack
Panna
SDR Leaders of EMEA
San Diego Regional Policy & Innovation Center
Cameroon Economic Policy Institute (CEPI) PORSESH POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE PORSESH POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE Centre for Annihilation of Caste Centre for Annihilation of Caste What The Hack What The Hack Panna Panna SDR Leaders of EMEA SDR Leaders of EMEA San Diego Regional Policy & Innovation Center San Diego Regional Policy & Innovation Center Cameroon Economic Policy Institute (CEPI) Cameroon Economic Policy Institute (CEPI) Cultural Institutions (898 total votes, 1.6k startups) Cultural Institutions Winner: Seneca Foundation Winner: Seneca Foundation Seneca Foundation Jamshedpur Queer Circle
AMBA FINANCE UGANDA LTD Jamshedpur Queer Circle Jamshedpur Queer Circle AMBA FINANCE UGANDA LTD AMBA FINANCE UGANDA LTD Honorable mentions: Honorable mentions: Resilient Cities Network
mindfulstartup.school
MiDesk Global
WiBT Women in Blockchain Talks
International Mentoring Program | St. Louis
The MOBI Trust
Bridging Tech Resilient Cities Network Resilient Cities Network mindfulstartup.school mindfulstartup.school MiDesk Global MiDesk Global WiBT Women in Blockchain Talks WiBT Women in Blockchain Talks International Mentoring Program | St. Louis International Mentoring Program | St. Louis The MOBI Trust The MOBI Trust Bridging Tech Bridging Tech Congratulations to you all! We will contact you with details on how to claim your winnings! Congratulations to you all! We will contact you with details on how to claim your winnings! Congratulations to you all! We will contact you with details on how to claim your winnings! See the global regional announcements here.
See the global industry announcements here. See the global regional announcements here.
See the global industry announcements here. See the global regional announcements here. here See the global industry announcements here. here About HackerNoon’s Startups of The Year Startups of The Year 2024 is HackerNoon’s flagship community-driven event celebrating startups, technology, and the spirit of innovation. Currently in its third iteration, the prestigious Internet award recognizes and celebrates tech startups of all shapes and sizes. This year, over 150,000 entities across 4200+ cities, 6 continents, and 100+ industries participated in a bid to be crowned the best startup of the year! Millions of votes have been cast over the past few years, and many storieshave been written about these daring and rising startups. Startups of The Year 2024 many stories The winners will get a free interview on HackerNoon and an Evergreen Tech Company News page. free interview Evergreen Tech Company News Visit our FAQ page to learn more. FAQ Download our design assets here. here Check out the Startups of The Year Merch Shop here. here HackerNoon’s Startups of The Year is a branding opportunity unlike any other. Whether your goal is brand awareness or lead generation, HackerNoon has curated packages to solve your marketing challenges. Book a meeting with us to learn more! curated packages Book a meeting with us to learn more! Book a meeting with us to learn more! Meet our sponsors: Meet our sponsors: Wellfound: Join the #1 global, startup-focused community. At Wellfound, we're not just a job board—we're the place where top startup talent and the world's most exciting companies connect to build the future. Wellfound: Join the #1 global, startup-focused community Notion: Notion is trusted and loved by thousands of startups as their connected workspace—from building product roadmaps to tracking fundraising. Try Notion with unlimited AI, FREE for up to 6 months, to build and scale your company with one powerful tool.Get your offer now! Notion: Try Notion with unlimited AI, FREE for up to 6 months Get your offer now ! Hubspot: If you’re looking for a smart CRM platform that meets the needs of small businesses, look no further than HubSpot. Seamlessly connect your data, teams and customers in one easy-to-use scalable platform that grows with your business. Get started for free. Hubspot: Get started for free Bright Data: Startups that leverage public web data can make faster, data-driven decisions, giving them a competitive edge. With Bright Data’s scalable web data collection, businesses can grow from a small operation to an enterprise by harnessing insights at every stage. Bright Data: Bright Data’s scalable web data collection Algolia: Algolia NeuralSearch is the world's only AI end-to-end Search and Discovery Platform combining powerful keyword and natural language processing in a single API. Algolia: AI end-to-end Search and Discovery Platform

Startups of The Year 2024 Winners: Education

Стартапы 2024 года пераможцы: адукацыя

Iniciatives de l'any 2024 Guanyadors: Educació

Startups des Jahres 2024 Gewinner: Bildung

Startups del Año 2024 Ganadores: Educación

Startupovi godine 2024 pobjednici: obrazovanje

Startup Tahun 2024 Pemenang: Pendidikan

Startups of the Year 2024 Winners: 教育

Pamba la Pamba la Pamba la 2024: Education

Startups ຂອງປີ 2024 ຜູ້ຊ່ຽວຊານ: ການສຶກສາ

Startups do Ano 2024 vencedores: Educação

2024 වසරේ Startups ජයග්රාහකයින්: අධ් යාපනය

Переможці стартапів 2024 року: освіта

After months of nominations, enthusiastic voting, and community buzz, the Startups of The Year 2024 results are in. With over 150,000 startups in the spotlight and 4 million+ votes cast, this year’s celebration of innovation has been our biggest yet — and the Programming category was buzzing with brilliance. Startups of The Year 2024 150,000 startups 4 million+ votes Programming As tech stacks evolve and software demands grow, startups are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible — from low-code/no-code platforms and collaborative dev tools to performance optimization, code security, and AI-assisted programming. These startups aren’t just writing code — they’re rewriting the rules of software development. So let’s dive into the top Programming startups of 2024 who are building the future, one line of code at a time. top Programming startups of 2024 🏆 Key Stats Let’s start out with some general stats for all of you technical folks. Total Startups Participated: 77,899
Sub Industries Represented: 10
Total Votes Gathered: 822,000
Winning Startups: 10 Total Startups Participated: 77,899 Total Startups Participated: Sub Industries Represented: 10 Sub Industries Represented: Total Votes Gathered: 822,000 Total Votes Gathered: Winning Startups: 10 Winning Startups: To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner.


You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Programming Industry HERE.



Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner.


You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Programming Industry HERE. To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner. To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner. startups.hackernoon.com You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Programming Industry HERE. You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Programming Industry HERE. HERE. HERE Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series …and now, we present to you all the 2024 Startups of The Year winners for Programming! Programming It Services (581.3k total votes, 26.7k startups) It Services WINNER: Sprinto WINNER: Sprinto Sprinto Intellico Inc
NAYAMAX Intellico Inc Intellico Inc NAYAMAX NAYAMAX Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: DataMind
NEORON
MRP Elite Pvt. Ltd.
avilo
Mecanizou
Make Time Count Today
KD Squares DataMind DataMind NEORON NEORON MRP Elite Pvt. Ltd. MRP Elite Pvt. Ltd. avilo avilo Mecanizou Mecanizou Make Time Count Today Make Time Count Today KD Squares KD Squares Saas (129k total votes, 10.2k startups) Saas WINNER: Forescribe WINNER: Forescribe Forescribe Intellico Inc
NAYAMAX Intellico Inc Intellico Inc NAYAMAX NAYAMAX Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Guhuza
Luna Launches, Inc.
Ambassador
nPloy
iKonnect
RentBamboo
Altrium Guhuza Guhuza Luna Launches, Inc. Luna Launches, Inc. Ambassador Ambassador nPloy nPloy iKonnect iKonnect RentBamboo RentBamboo Altrium Altrium Software Development (57.8k total votes, 17.4k startups) Software Development WINNER: Lightrun WINNER: Lightrun Lightrun Didit
Intellico Didit Didit Intellico Intellico Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: avilo
Forescribe
Pieces for Developers
Make Time Count Today
Tee Htwin
Foxsense Innovations
Spectatr avilo avilo Forescribe Forescribe Pieces for Developers Pieces for Developers Make Time Count Today Make Time Count Today Tee Htwin Tee Htwin Foxsense Innovations Foxsense Innovations Spectatr Spectatr Web Development (36.4k total votes, 19.4k startups) Web Development WINNER: Make Time Count Today WINNER: Make Time Count Today Make Time Count Today avilo
KD Squares avilo avilo KD Squares KD Squares Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: MRP Elite Pvt. Ltd.
Server1
Thynkfy
APrime Technology
Foxsense Innovations
Spectatr
AQUi9 MRP Elite Pvt. Ltd. MRP Elite Pvt. Ltd. Server1 Server1 Thynkfy Thynkfy APrime Technology APrime Technology Foxsense Innovations Foxsense Innovations Spectatr Spectatr AQUi9 AQUi9 Developer Tools (11.6k total votes, 606 startups) Developer Tools WINNER: Torram WINNER: Torram Torram Pieces for Developers
Arize Phoenix Pieces for Developers Pieces for Developers Arize Phoenix Arize Phoenix Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: SiteSkite
Desution
DevStacks
AI Agents Live
AppFactor
Codigy
Tecoreng SiteSkite SiteSkite Desution Desution DevStacks DevStacks AI Agents Live AI Agents Live AppFactor AppFactor Codigy Codigy Tecoreng Tecoreng Opensource (1.5k total votes, 315 startups) Opensource WINNER: Arize Phoenix WINNER: Arize Phoenix Arize Phoenix Eltassan Electronic Hardware and Software design Company
Shree Drashti Infotech LLP Eltassan Electronic Hardware and Software design Company Eltassan Electronic Hardware and Software design Company Shree Drashti Infotech LLP Shree Drashti Infotech LLP Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Dalefon
RoomsVital
MLSAPRO
Pealock
Ateios Systems
Magna Audio
Tempt India Dalefon Dalefon RoomsVital RoomsVital MLSAPRO MLSAPRO Pealock Pealock Ateios Systems Ateios Systems Magna Audio Magna Audio Tempt India Tempt India Mobile-App-Development (1.1k total votes, 515 startups) Mobile-App-Development WINNER: Hailr WINNER: Hailr Hailr Hyperhumans
Cizonet Solutions Hyperhumans Hyperhumans Cizonet Solutions Cizonet Solutions Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: SmartDust.me - Device Clouds
CityRiddler
NISIR IT SOLUTIONS
Megasight
Mobly
Leolit Games
Hedy AI SmartDust.me - Device Clouds SmartDust.me - Device Clouds CityRiddler CityRiddler NISIR IT SOLUTIONS NISIR IT SOLUTIONS Megasight Megasight Mobly Mobly Leolit Games Leolit Games Hedy AI Hedy AI Software Monetization (923 total votes, 768 startups) Software Monetization WINNER: Cosmonova Broadcast WINNER: Cosmonova Broadcast Cosmonova Broadcast Burke Cybersecurity Consulting
Tripcel Burke Cybersecurity Consulting Burke Cybersecurity Consulting Tripcel Tripcel Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Q-Block Computing Inc.
Fbrand Web Hosting
Wayru Network
GigXDigital,Inc.
KMER OUTSOURCING INC
Berty Technologies
NEOVIGIE INC Q-Block Computing Inc. Q-Block Computing Inc. Fbrand Web Hosting Fbrand Web Hosting Wayru Network Wayru Network GigXDigital,Inc. GigXDigital,Inc. KMER OUTSOURCING INC KMER OUTSOURCING INC Berty Technologies Berty Technologies NEOVIGIE INC NEOVIGIE INC Devops (509 total votes, 491 startups) Devops WINNER: Pulumi WINNER: Pulumi Pulumi Elestio
DataRock Labs Elestio Elestio DataRock Labs DataRock Labs Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Zenith HR
XFANTOME
EngFlow
Digiqt Technolabs
DuskyDots
Seoul Labs Inc.
SSK Training and Consulting Zenith HR Zenith HR XFANTOME XFANTOME EngFlow EngFlow Digiqt Technolabs Digiqt Technolabs DuskyDots DuskyDots Seoul Labs Inc. Seoul Labs Inc. SSK Training and Consulting SSK Training and Consulting Operating System (457 total votes, 204 startups) Operating System WINNER: Lumafield WINNER: Lumafield Lumafield Riemann Computing
GEMESYS Riemann Computing Riemann Computing GEMESYS GEMESYS Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: 273 Ventures
Nanta Technology
Le tailleur app
Destiny Robotics
SQK INC
ToSwim
QUDORA Technologies 273 Ventures 273 Ventures Nanta Technology Nanta Technology Le tailleur app Le tailleur app Destiny Robotics Destiny Robotics SQK INC SQK INC ToSwim ToSwim QUDORA Technologies QUDORA Technologies Congratulations to you all! We will contact you with details on how to claim your winnings! Congratulations to you all! We will contact you with details on how to claim your winnings! Congratulations to you all! We will contact you with details on how to claim your winnings! See the global regional announcements here.
See the global industry announcements here. See the global regional announcements here.
See the global industry announcements here. See the global regional announcements here. here See the global industry announcements here. here About HackerNoon’s Startups of The Year Startups of The Year 2024 is HackerNoon’s flagship community-driven event celebrating startups, technology, and the spirit of innovation. Currently in its third iteration, the prestigious Internet award recognizes and celebrates tech startups of all shapes and sizes. This year, over 150,000 entities across 4200+ cities, 6 continents, and 100+ industries participated in a bid to be crowned the best startup of the year! Millions of votes have been cast over the past few years, and many storieshave been written about these daring and rising startups. Startups of The Year 2024 many stories The winners will get a free interview on HackerNoon and an Evergreen Tech Company News page. free interview Evergreen Tech Company News Visit our FAQ page to learn more. FAQ Download our design assets here. here Check out the Startups of The Year Merch Shop here. here HackerNoon’s Startups of The Year is a branding opportunity unlike any other. Whether your goal is brand awareness or lead generation, HackerNoon has curated packages to solve your marketing challenges. Book a meeting with us to learn more! curated packages Book a meeting with us to learn more! Book a meeting with us to learn more! Meet our sponsors: Meet our sponsors: Wellfound: Join the #1 global, startup-focused community. At Wellfound, we're not just a job board—we're the place where top startup talent and the world's most exciting companies connect to build the future. Wellfound: Join the #1 global, startup-focused community Notion: Notion is trusted and loved by thousands of startups as their connected workspace—from building product roadmaps to tracking fundraising. Try Notion with unlimited AI, FREE for up to 6 months, to build and scale your company with one powerful tool.Get your offer now! Notion: Try Notion with unlimited AI, FREE for up to 6 months Get your offer now ! Hubspot: If you’re looking for a smart CRM platform that meets the needs of small businesses, look no further than HubSpot. Seamlessly connect your data, teams and customers in one easy-to-use scalable platform that grows with your business. Get started for free. Hubspot: Get started for free Bright Data: Startups that leverage public web data can make faster, data-driven decisions, giving them a competitive edge. With Bright Data’s scalable web data collection, businesses can grow from a small operation to an enterprise by harnessing insights at every stage. Bright Data: Bright Data’s scalable web data collection Algolia: Algolia NeuralSearch is the world's only AI end-to-end Search and Discovery Platform combining powerful keyword and natural language processing in a single API. Algolia: AI end-to-end Search and Discovery Platform

Startups of The Year 2024 Winners: Programming

Are you a developer eager to dive into the world of Telegram Mini Apps (TMA) but dreading the setup grind? Say hello to TMA Starter Kit—a ready-to-use, modern development toolkit designed to kickstart your Telegram Mini App journey with minimal fuss and maximum productivity. Whether you’re building a bot with an interactive web interface or exploring Telegram’s growing ecosystem, this starter kit has you covered. Let’s unpack what it is, why it’s awesome, and how it can supercharge your next project. What Is TMA Starter Kit? TMA Starter Kit is a pre-built foundation for creating Telegram Mini Apps—small, interactive web applications that live inside Telegram bots. Think of it as your launchpad: a fully integrated stack with a sleek frontend, a sturdy backend, and DevOps tools to tie it all together. Instead of wrestling with boilerplate code or piecing together technologies, you get a polished starting point that’s ready to run out of the box. Built by developers, for developers, this kit is all about speed, simplicity, and scalability. It’s perfect for: Prototyping a new Telegram bot idea in hours, not days.
Building production-ready Mini Apps with a professional tech stack.
Learning how to integrate web apps with Telegram’s ecosystem. Why Use TMA Starter Kit? Telegram Mini Apps are taking off—businesses, creators, and developers are tapping into their potential to deliver seamless, in-app experiences. But setting up a TMA from scratch can be a headache: configuring a frontend, wiring up a backend, managing a database, and deploying it all takes time. That’s where TMA Starter Kit shines. Here’s why you’ll love it: 1. Save Time with a Pre-Configured Stack No more Googling “how to connect Vue.js with Go” or “Docker setup for MongoDB.” The kit comes pre-wired with everything you need, so you can focus on building features, not infrastructure. 2. Modern, Developer-Friendly Tools We’ve picked a stack that’s powerful yet approachable: Frontend: Quasar (built on Vue.js) with TypeScript and the Composition API—fast, flexible, and perfect for crafting slick Mini App interfaces.
Backend: Go (Golang)—lightweight, performant, and ideal for APIs that Telegram bots can rely on.
Database: MongoDB—flexible and scalable storage for your app’s data. 3. Dockerized and Ready to Deploy With Docker Compose baked in, you can spin up the entire app—frontend, backend, and database—with a single command. Want to share your app with the world? Use the included localtunnel setup to get a public URL in minutes. 4. Scalable and Modular Design The project is split into clear, logical pieces—frontend, backend, and DevOps—so you can tweak, extend, or swap components as your app grows. 5. Telegram Integration Made Simple We’ve streamlined the process of hooking your app into Telegram. Create a bot, link your Mini App, and you’re live—all with step-by-step guidance. What’s Inside the Kit? TMA Starter Kit is organized for clarity and ease of use. Here’s the breakdown: frontend/: The heart of your Mini App, powered by Quasar (Vue.js). Written in TypeScript with the Composition API, it’s where you’ll craft the user experience that Telegram users will interact with.
backend/: A Go-based API that handles your app’s logic, data processing, and communication with the frontend. It’s lean, fast, and ready for your custom endpoints.
devops/: Your deployment toolbox—Docker Compose files, CI/CD configurations, and scripts to keep everything running smoothly. Together, these pieces form a cohesive system that’s Dockerized for consistency and portability. Whether you’re coding on your laptop or deploying to a server, it just works. How Does It Work? Getting started is a breeze. Here’s the quick rundown: Run it Locally: Fire up the app with docker compose -f devops/docker-compose.dev.yml up -d. Your frontend, backend, and MongoDB will spring to life in containers.
Go Public: Use localtunnel (lt --port 9000 --subdomain my-app) to expose your app online with a unique URL.
Connect to Telegram: Create a bot with BotFather, link your app’s URL, and watch your Mini App come alive in Telegram. In less than 15 minutes, you can go from zero to a working Telegram Mini App. No kidding! Who’s This For? Indie Developers: Want to prototype a bot idea fast? This kit’s your shortcut.
Startups: Need a scalable base for a customer-facing Telegram app? It’s ready to grow with you.
Learners: Curious about Telegram Mini Apps or modern web dev stacks? Dive in and experiment. Real-World Wins Imagine you’re building a bot for a small business—a simple order tracker, say. With TMA Starter Kit, you’d: Spin up a Quasar frontend with a clean UI in minutes.
Hook up a Go API to handle orders and store them in MongoDB.
Deploy it online and integrate it with Telegram—all before lunch. Compare that to starting from scratch: hours (or days) of setup, debugging, and deployment woes. With this kit, you’re shipping faster and focusing on what matters—your app’s unique value. Get Started Today TMA Starter Kit isn’t just a tool—it’s an invitation to build something cool for Telegram’s millions of users. Whether you’re a seasoned dev or just getting started, it’s designed to make your life easier and your projects better. Ready to give it a spin? Clone the repo, run the Docker command, and start building. The Telegram Mini App of your dreams is closer than you think. Grab TMA Starter Kit on GitHub (https://github.com/devflex-pro/tma-starter-kit) Are you a developer eager to dive into the world of Telegram Mini Apps (TMA) but dreading the setup grind? Say hello to TMA Starter Kit —a ready-to-use, modern development toolkit designed to kickstart your Telegram Mini App journey with minimal fuss and maximum productivity. Whether you’re building a bot with an interactive web interface or exploring Telegram’s growing ecosystem, this starter kit has you covered. Let’s unpack what it is, why it’s awesome, and how it can supercharge your next project. TMA Starter Kit What Is TMA Starter Kit? TMA Starter Kit is a pre-built foundation for creating Telegram Mini Apps—small, interactive web applications that live inside Telegram bots. Think of it as your launchpad: a fully integrated stack with a sleek frontend, a sturdy backend, and DevOps tools to tie it all together. Instead of wrestling with boilerplate code or piecing together technologies, you get a polished starting point that’s ready to run out of the box. Built by developers, for developers, this kit is all about speed, simplicity, and scalability. It’s perfect for: Prototyping a new Telegram bot idea in hours, not days. Building production-ready Mini Apps with a professional tech stack. Learning how to integrate web apps with Telegram’s ecosystem. Prototyping a new Telegram bot idea in hours, not days. Building production-ready Mini Apps with a professional tech stack. Learning how to integrate web apps with Telegram’s ecosystem. Why Use TMA Starter Kit? Telegram Mini Apps are taking off—businesses, creators, and developers are tapping into their potential to deliver seamless, in-app experiences. But setting up a TMA from scratch can be a headache: configuring a frontend, wiring up a backend, managing a database, and deploying it all takes time. That’s where TMA Starter Kit shines. Here’s why you’ll love it: 1. Save Time with a Pre-Configured Stack No more Googling “how to connect Vue.js with Go” or “Docker setup for MongoDB.” The kit comes pre-wired with everything you need, so you can focus on building features, not infrastructure. 2. Modern, Developer-Friendly Tools We’ve picked a stack that’s powerful yet approachable: Frontend: Quasar (built on Vue.js) with TypeScript and the Composition API—fast, flexible, and perfect for crafting slick Mini App interfaces. Backend: Go (Golang)—lightweight, performant, and ideal for APIs that Telegram bots can rely on. Database: MongoDB—flexible and scalable storage for your app’s data. Frontend : Quasar (built on Vue.js) with TypeScript and the Composition API—fast, flexible, and perfect for crafting slick Mini App interfaces. Frontend Backend : Go (Golang)—lightweight, performant, and ideal for APIs that Telegram bots can rely on. Backend Database : MongoDB—flexible and scalable storage for your app’s data. Database 3. Dockerized and Ready to Deploy With Docker Compose baked in, you can spin up the entire app—frontend, backend, and database—with a single command. Want to share your app with the world? Use the included localtunnel setup to get a public URL in minutes. 4. Scalable and Modular Design The project is split into clear, logical pieces—frontend, backend, and DevOps—so you can tweak, extend, or swap components as your app grows. 5. Telegram Integration Made Simple We’ve streamlined the process of hooking your app into Telegram. Create a bot, link your Mini App, and you’re live—all with step-by-step guidance. What’s Inside the Kit? TMA Starter Kit is organized for clarity and ease of use. Here’s the breakdown: frontend/: The heart of your Mini App, powered by Quasar (Vue.js). Written in TypeScript with the Composition API, it’s where you’ll craft the user experience that Telegram users will interact with. backend/: A Go-based API that handles your app’s logic, data processing, and communication with the frontend. It’s lean, fast, and ready for your custom endpoints. devops/: Your deployment toolbox—Docker Compose files, CI/CD configurations, and scripts to keep everything running smoothly. frontend/ : The heart of your Mini App, powered by Quasar (Vue.js). Written in TypeScript with the Composition API, it’s where you’ll craft the user experience that Telegram users will interact with. frontend/ backend/ : A Go-based API that handles your app’s logic, data processing, and communication with the frontend. It’s lean, fast, and ready for your custom endpoints. backend/ devops/ : Your deployment toolbox—Docker Compose files, CI/CD configurations, and scripts to keep everything running smoothly. devops/ Together, these pieces form a cohesive system that’s Dockerized for consistency and portability. Whether you’re coding on your laptop or deploying to a server, it just works. How Does It Work? Getting started is a breeze. Here’s the quick rundown: Run it Locally: Fire up the app with docker compose -f devops/docker-compose.dev.yml up -d. Your frontend, backend, and MongoDB will spring to life in containers. Go Public: Use localtunnel (lt --port 9000 --subdomain my-app) to expose your app online with a unique URL. Connect to Telegram: Create a bot with BotFather, link your app’s URL, and watch your Mini App come alive in Telegram. Run it Locally : Fire up the app with docker compose -f devops/docker-compose.dev.yml up -d . Your frontend, backend, and MongoDB will spring to life in containers. Run it Locally docker compose -f devops/docker-compose.dev.yml up -d Go Public : Use localtunnel ( lt --port 9000 --subdomain my-app ) to expose your app online with a unique URL. Go Public localtunnel lt --port 9000 --subdomain my-app Connect to Telegram : Create a bot with BotFather, link your app’s URL, and watch your Mini App come alive in Telegram. Connect to Telegram In less than 15 minutes, you can go from zero to a working Telegram Mini App. No kidding! Who’s This For? Indie Developers: Want to prototype a bot idea fast? This kit’s your shortcut. Startups: Need a scalable base for a customer-facing Telegram app? It’s ready to grow with you. Learners: Curious about Telegram Mini Apps or modern web dev stacks? Dive in and experiment. Indie Developers : Want to prototype a bot idea fast? This kit’s your shortcut. Indie Developers Startups : Need a scalable base for a customer-facing Telegram app? It’s ready to grow with you. Startups Learners : Curious about Telegram Mini Apps or modern web dev stacks? Dive in and experiment. Learners Real-World Wins Imagine you’re building a bot for a small business—a simple order tracker, say. With TMA Starter Kit, you’d: Spin up a Quasar frontend with a clean UI in minutes. Hook up a Go API to handle orders and store them in MongoDB. Deploy it online and integrate it with Telegram—all before lunch. Spin up a Quasar frontend with a clean UI in minutes. Hook up a Go API to handle orders and store them in MongoDB. Deploy it online and integrate it with Telegram—all before lunch. Compare that to starting from scratch: hours (or days) of setup, debugging, and deployment woes. With this kit, you’re shipping faster and focusing on what matters—your app’s unique value. Get Started Today TMA Starter Kit isn’t just a tool—it’s an invitation to build something cool for Telegram’s millions of users. Whether you’re a seasoned dev or just getting started, it’s designed to make your life easier and your projects better. Ready to give it a spin? Clone the repo, run the Docker command, and start building. The Telegram Mini App of your dreams is closer than you think. Grab TMA Starter Kit on GitHub (https://github.com/devflex-pro/tma-starter-kit) Grab TMA Starter Kit on GitHub Grab TMA Starter Kit on GitHub ( https://github.com/devflex-pro/tma-starter-kit ) https://github.com/devflex-pro/tma-starter-kit

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My definition — A tech stack is an assortment of tools that are used cooperatively to materialize your project ideas. Specifically to developers, this would refer to your choice of programming languages, frameworks, and libraries. Without further ado… Introduction When you first dig your teeth into programming, it’s very easy to feel overwhelmed with the vast amount of resources and information you have available to you. Thankfully the majority of them are free, yet that only makes it harder to choose where to start or even what type of programming you want to learn. Even when you’ve become a more seasoned programmer, you still may have doubts about what to specialize in, so hopefully, a breakdown of stacks can help make that decision easier for you. This post is based on my journey, so it is specific to web development. Web Dev Stacks Web development has come a long way since HTML had first been invented back in 1989. Over time, more and more improvements were added to make the language more stable, and eventually, CSS was invented to complement the structure of a web page with styling options. Nowadays, you can make full-scale single-page applications, whereas before, we were limited to a collection of web pages held together by URIs and routes. A basic web stack in the early days would have been a basic HTML and CSS Frontend with most likely a Ruby or Java backend section. This has now evolved to allow for fully independent UI frontends and backends that are now possible with most programming languages. Even Javascript is now capable of hosting a server, whereas before, it was only capable of client-side scripting. That's enough history. Let me explain frontend and backend just in case you don’t know. The ‘Frontend’ or the ‘Client-side’ is the face of the application and amounts to what the user can see as well as interact with. The ‘Backend’ or ‘Server-side’ is the kitchen and storage for the application. This is where all the data is stored, handled, and manipulated. Users shouldn’t have direct access to the backend, as it’s the frontend’s role to facilitate that. With that in mind, a full stack developer is someone who works with both frontend and backend sections. You with me so far? Good, because we’re moving quickly. Now, the frameworks in web stacks usually fit into one of two categories. Opinionated or minimalist… and this is referring to the backend section. You don’t have to worry about the front end just yet. Backends also need a database, which also has two common categories. Relational or document-oriented (non-relational). Opinionated frameworks are essentially an application in and of itself, they do a lot of the heavy lifting for the programmer, but the code has to be exactly what the framework expects. What that means is you have to follow a certain convention but in doing so, you are guaranteed consistent results. These types of frameworks are simple to follow and cleaner to work with because they are written specifically to have a similar makeup even when comparing different applications. They are most likely to have relational databases, which are data stores structured to efficiently reference links between models and attributes. Minimalist frameworks are the complete opposite. Providing you with a bare-bones template and requiring most of the lifting to be done by the developer. These frameworks expect every feature you write to be appropriately declared and defined. There’s no guesswork here. This makes for a more flexible and customizable approach to programming your application, but that doesn’t mean convention can be ignored. Code still needs to be clean and consistent. Minimalist types are more likely to have document-oriented databases, they have the free-form structure that suits the minimal approach. Just before we move on, it’s very important that you factor in your main language(s) when you choose your stack. Learning a new language can be a lengthy process so it's best to start with a stack that covers the language you already know and instead pick up new languages/stacks at a later stage. Examples 1. Name of the stack: LAMP Made up of: Linux (Operating System) Apache (Web Server) MySQL (Relational Database) PHP (Scripting) can also replace with Python or Perl Type of Stack: Backend 2. Name of Stack: MEAN / MERN Made up of: MongoDB (Document-oriented database) Express JS (Minimalist backend framework) Angular JS/ React JS (frontend UI library) Node JS (Server) Type of Stack: Full 3. Name of Stack: Ruby on Rails Made up of: Ruby (Scripting) Rails (Opinionated ruby backend framework) MySQL / SQLite / PostGreSQL (relational database) Type of Stack: Backend 4. Name of Stack: Django Made up of: Python (Scripting) Django (Opinionated backend framework) Integrated Relational database (ORM) can also replace with SQL Type of Stack: Backend My Journey I started learning HTML, CSS, and JS on an Udemy course at the beginning of my programming adventure. This course was moving its way towards the MERN stack, although I never reached the frameworks section as I was starting a course at Flatiron before I could finish. Flatiron prepped me to be well versed in Ruby, so it was a given to eventually move to Rails. I generally found Ruby to be a very inviting language, and once I understood the conventions, I became familiar with Rails quickly. I went back to JS for the third module, yet I didn’t vibe with JS straight away. It took some breaking into, but eventually, it became my preferred language. Something about its quirks gives the language a bit of personality, and I was starting to get tired of the hand-holding nature of Ruby. This, in time, reignited my curiosity towards the MERN stack, and at the time of writing this, I’m transitioning from Rails towards MERN. I’m also interested in branching out to mobile development. I believe there is a smooth path between web and mobile, so I also intend to add Flutter to my repertoire as it facilitates development for both iOS and Android. Conclusion The decision of what stack you go with is fundamentally down to you. Remember to consider the factors that may affect your working relationship with a stack, such as the programming language, the structural category of the framework or database, and so forth. Also, consider what jobs are available and what they want as there is little point in learning a stack that no company works with unless it's for your personal projects. Other than that, I wish you luck on your journey :] — Code in Peace Also published . here

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Every web application has a predefined set of users that have different roles and permissions. To verify the users, applications need to have an authentication module or functionality. Using Middleware, you can easily implement multiple authentication in Laravel. In this article, I will demonstrate the middleware functionality. More specifically, I will show how to authenticate an admin user and a normal user. Middleware In web apps, developers often need to implement some functionality during the request hit on a particular URI. In practical terms, it is like layers that developers put in between the user request and the application response. to do this. In addition, developers could implement custom middleware in no time. They just need to fire one command and Laravel is all set up. The custom logic is placed inside a function and is defined in the application. Laravel 5.5 middleware provides a very flexible API Prerequisites For the purpose of this tutorial, I assume that you have a PHP application installed on a web server. My setup is: PHP 7.1 MySQL Laravel 5.5 To make sure that that I could focus on the tutorial without being bogged down by server setup and management issues, I decided to host my Laravel application on Cloudways managed servers because they take care of server level issues and has a powerful devstack that is optimized for . hosting Laravel Create the Laravel Project If you are on a hosting provider other than Cloudways or on localhost, open the Command terminal and enter the following command for creating the Laravel application: composer create-project — prefer-dist laravel/laravel blog “5.5.*” Configure the Database After successfully installing the Laravel app, the next step is database configuration. Let’s open . file and the file and set database credentials in these files. env config/database.php Set Admin Middleware Next, open the migration of user in Database/migration/…user.php and update the following field for Admin. $table->boolean(‘isAdmin’)->nullable(); Run the Migration After creating the database and adding the configuration settings, run the following command to create tables in the database. Php artisan migrate Laravel Auth Laravel provides a built-in authentication system for registration and login. Simply enter the following command in the terminal: Php artisan make:auth Create the Middleware Admin Create a middleware by typing the following Laravel command: php artisan make:middleware Admin Next, go to You will notice that the file already contains boilerplate code provided by Laravel. In this code, you only have to deal with a single function, Update the code in this function with the following code: app/Http/ Middleware/Admin.php. handle() . public function handle($request, Closure $next)

{

if(auth()->user()->isAdmin == 1){

return $next($request);

}

return redirect(‘home’)->with(‘error’,’You have not admin access’);

} Now, register this route in the Update the $routeMiddleware property with: app/Http/Kernel.php . <?php

// Kernel.php

protected $routeMiddleware = [

‘auth’ => \Illuminate\Auth\Middleware\Authenticate::class,

‘auth.basic’ => \Illuminate\Auth\Middleware\AuthenticateWithBasicAuth::class,

‘bindings’ => \Illuminate\Routing\Middleware\SubstituteBindings::class,

‘can’ => \Illuminate\Auth\Middleware\Authorize::class,

‘guest’ => \App\Http\Middleware\RedirectIfAuthenticated::class,

‘throttle’ => \Illuminate\Routing\Middleware\ThrottleRequests::class,

‘admin’ => \App\Http\Middleware\Admin::class,

];.

?> Config the Admin Protected Route Next, I will create the route for admin. Open the file and enter the following code in it: routes/web.php Route::get(‘admin/routes’, ‘HomeController@admin’)->middleware(‘admin’); Create the Controller Let’s open the and update the following methods. app/http/controller/HomeController public function index()

{

return view(‘home’);

}

public function admin()

{ return view(‘admin’); } Create the Home View After setting up the protected admin route, open the file and update the following code: resources/views/home.blade.php @extends(‘layouts.app’)

@section(‘content’)

<div class=”container”>

@if(\Session::has(‘error’))

<div class=”alert alert-danger”>

{{\Session::get(‘error’)}}

</div>

@endif

<div class=”row”>

<div class=”col-md-8 col-md-offset-2">

<div class=”panel panel-default”>

<div class=”panel-heading”>Dashboard</div>

<?php if(auth()->user()->isAdmin == 1){?>

<div class=”panel-body”>

<a href=”{{url(‘admin/routes’)}}”>Admin</a>

</div><?php } else echo ‘<div class=”panel-heading”>Normal User</div>’;?>

</div>

</div>

</div>

</div>

@endsection In this code, I used to check the user profile. If it is , it will navigate to the admin area. Otherwise, it will redirect to users area. if(auth()->user()->isAdmin == 1) admin Create Admin View Create a view called in the , and add the following code to it: admin.blade.php root of the views folder @extends(‘layouts.app’)

@section(‘content’)

<div class=”row”>

<div class=”col-md-8 col-md-offset-2">

<div class=”panel panel-default”>

<div class=”panel-heading btn-primary”>WELCOME TO ADMIN ROUTE</div>

</div>

</div>

</div>

@endsection Admin Auth For setting up admin auth, first register a user through Laravel register and then change the status of to ‘1’. Next , login to the application: isadmin User Auth Here is how the results of user auth looks like: I hope that now you could easily setup Multiple Authentication in Laravel projects. If you need help, just drop a comment and I will get back to you ASAP!

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HackerNoon Reporter: Please tell us briefly about your background. I received my Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Toronto, where I invented software algorithms and applications for the detection of genetic mutations, particularly structural and copy number variations. I am an advocate for privacy, security, and sharing of genomic datasets. Today I am guiding the DNAstack team’s efforts to make genomic and clinical information globally accessible. What's your startup called? And in a sentence or two, what does it do? DNAstack is a fast-growing team of passionate engineers, bioinformaticians, and machine learning experts on a mission to save lives with software. Through our collective efforts, we build artificial intelligence-powered software designed to unravel the human genome. What is the origin story? I was inspired to build the company when I realized that the intersection of biology and computer science could make lasting change happen for people like my friend Dan. Dan was born with Cystic Fibrosis. Cystic Fibrosis is just one of countless diseases that are genetically linked. Although genetic diseases affect millions of people, we understand very little about how genes work. The problem is, we’re currently unable to both store this data and make sense of it. In order to make use of genomic data, we need to first put it all together and then start comparing sequences to uncover patterns. DNAstack uses the power of the cloud to address the storage issues of genomics and harnesses the advances in artificial intelligence (AI) to start to make sense of all that data. What do you love about your team, and why are you the ones to solve this problem? As a team, we’re breaking new ground with game-changing technologies that enable collaborative biomedical research at planet scale. Together, we’re building the future of healthcare powered by genomics and AI. None of this would be possible without the hard work, passion, and dedication of everyone on the team and I am so excited to see how we will continue to innovate and grow. If you weren’t building your startup, what would you be doing? Dan has inspired me to continue my philanthropic efforts with the Cystic Fibrosis community. In terms of hobbies, I’m a regular golfer and I really admire architecture and animation. Spending time with my wife and kids is my greatest joy. At the moment, how do you measure success? What are your core metrics? Every day we are taking steps towards changing the future of biomedical research to save more lives and we measure our success based on impact. What’s most exciting about your traction to date? We’ve partnered with the Canadian provincial and federal governments to bring together genomics and clinical data to provide real-time, AI-powered insights that enable collaborative biomedical research on a global level. We’re also incredibly grateful to be a member of Canada’s Digital Technology Supercluster. They have provided a vehicle for us to work together with Canadian and international leaders who share our collaborative approach to innovation in precision health. What technologies are you currently most excited about, and most worried about? And why? AI in healthcare, CRISPR and mRNA therapies. We’ve seen the power of genomics to create effective vaccines for billions of people in record time and this will have implications for genomics-powered therapies. What drew you to get published on HackerNoon? What do you like most about our platform? It’s an honor to be nominated as one of the best startups in Toronto. It’s important to find a community of people that understand and share your mission and vision - HackerNoon is one of the ways we stay connected and keep a pulse on all of the incredible innovators within our community.  We dedicated ourselves to making it through this pandemic, and to know that the science and technology community recognizes our efforts confirms to me that DNAstack will continue to break barriers in precision health. What advice would you give to the 21-year-old version of yourself? Be bold. Take risks. Focus on making an impact. Surround yourself with people that share in your vision. What is something surprising you've learned this year that your contemporaries would benefit from knowing? Covid has been a catalyst for developing novel technologies that will have an impact beyond this pandemic and lay the groundwork for the future of precision health. Alongside our consortium of partners, we are building a new culture and changing how collaborative research is done. Now more than ever collaborative innovation and AI are transforming healthcare in Canada. Vote for DNAstack as the . startup of the year from Toronto, Ontario

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