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# Welcome

Welcome to the THXNET. Developers' Documentation. This serves as a cornerstone for THXNET. developer users and the dedicated project teams of Layer-1 Leafchain.

Our goal is to ensure that you have all the information and resources you need to thrive in our ecosystem.

### Concept

Dive deep into the core principles underpinning our platform. Explore the concepts behind Web3-as-a-Service, the design rationale of the THXNET. ecosystem, and the innovations that drive our ID-Wallet.

### Workshop / Tutorials

Experience is the best teacher, and hands-on learning often offers the clearest path to understanding.

Within this section, we provide a series of tutorials that guide you through constructing demo use cases. These span both web front-end and back-end scope, facilitating the process for developers to create ID-Wallets and utilize the applications in THXNET. ecosystem.

### Reference

The API docs and operation details for THXNET. APIs and blockchain networks.


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