Welcome to Hashlips!

The open-source coding and art community for the web3 space. At Hashlips, we believe that the future of the internet lies in decentralized systems that are transparent, secure, and community-driven. Our community is made up of developers, artists, and enthusiasts who are passionate about creating and contributing to the web3 ecosystem.

Whether you're a seasoned blockchain developer or just starting out, we welcome you to join us and contribute to the future of the internet.

Learn, Connect and Discover

Videos

My name is Daniel, but most people in the Web3 blockchain space know me as Hashlips. I'm a developer with over 8 years of experience under my belt, and for the past 2 years, I've been sharing my knowledge with others through my YouTube channel.

Community

Join a thriving community of Developers, Artists, and Blockchain enthusiasts on our Discord channel. With over 40,000 members and growing, our Discord community is a great place to connect with like-minded individuals.

News

As a developer and content creator, I'm always exploring new ideas and technologies, and I love sharing my discoveries with my followers. From new video tutorials to updates on my latest projects, you'll find it all on my Twitter feed.

Where it all began

Hi there, I'm Daniel Eugene Botha, and I'm grateful for the opportunities that the world of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) has provided me. I created the HashLips Art Engine, which was one of the first art engine programs that allowed people to easily generate unique NFT images. The program was well received, as it streamlined the entire NFT creation process and made it accessible to anyone, regardless of their technical expertise or coding skills.

Now, I'm excited to be working on the HashLips Art Engine 2.0 alongside Marco Lipparini. We hope that this new version will be even more revolutionary than the first one. Our goal is to provide even more flexibility and customization in NFT creation by allowing people to create plugins for the program and technically create any format of NFT art they desire. We're just happy to be able to contribute to the NFT community and the world of digital art in our own small way.

Open-source code

HashLips repos

This Github page is where I publish open-source code related to my YouTube content and projects, including the original Art engine. It's a valuable resource for developers, artists, and blockchain enthusiasts looking to explore Web3 development.

HashLips Lab repos

The HashLips Lab repos are a collection of more refined repositories created by myself, Daniel Eugene Botha and Marco Lipparini. These repositories are focused on more specific and polished projects that we have developed.

The information and content pertaining to the Hashlips brand are designed solely for educational purposes, and we do not provide any financial advice. Additionally, our open source software is licensed under the MIT License, and any use of the software or information is at your own risk.