> To allow you to do the same, we’re open-sourcing a full-stack application today, showing you how to mint and manage an NFT from start to finish. The smart contract for the application is deployed and verified on Ethereum's Rinkeby network
The nice thing is that contracts can be copied, since their code is inspectable [2]. Since it's not easy to build a contract without flaws, it's nice to be able to reuse tried and tested ones!
If you want to jump to the cutting edge of Web 3.0 options, you might consider Dfinity and their reification of smart contract use value in the form of canisters: you can deploy your static or dynamic React (or even React Native) project "fully Web 3.0" enabled by dropping in their js-agent library into your project and get all the decentralized, distributed trustless (and if you look at their stress tests/network moments reliable) benefits of a Web 3.0 backend more easily than you'd ever imagine (their CanCan tiktok clone is ~<1000 lines of code, source is on Github).
Apologies if Cloudflare is actually "a competitor" with Fleek (a similar hosting option built on Dfinity) I'm not trying to spam or shamelessly self promote (not affiliated with any enumerated here), I just mention this because the ease of use (between using Eth or Icp to adopt Web 3.0) is a difference of day and night; and if you are a developer looking to get into Web 3.0 you'll thank me later.
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 20.8 ms ] thread> To allow you to do the same, we’re open-sourcing a full-stack application today, showing you how to mint and manage an NFT from start to finish. The smart contract for the application is deployed and verified on Ethereum's Rinkeby network
The nice thing is that contracts can be copied, since their code is inspectable [2]. Since it's not easy to build a contract without flaws, it's nice to be able to reuse tried and tested ones!
[1] https://blog.cloudflare.com/get-started-web3/#what-we-built
[2] https://rinkeby.etherscan.io/address/0x290422EC6eADc2CC12aCd...
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Apologies if Cloudflare is actually "a competitor" with Fleek (a similar hosting option built on Dfinity) I'm not trying to spam or shamelessly self promote (not affiliated with any enumerated here), I just mention this because the ease of use (between using Eth or Icp to adopt Web 3.0) is a difference of day and night; and if you are a developer looking to get into Web 3.0 you'll thank me later.