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updated my web3-starter github template to match how i've been building projects recently https://github.com/gskril/web3-starter

- hardhat with a create2 deploy script
- nextjs with wagmi, rainbowkit, tailwind

this helps me start a new full stack project in <1 minute

you can reduce the startup time even more with this raycast command

I like baking /goodbread and building apps on web3 protocols. DevRel @ ENS Labs. gregskril.com

you can reduce the startup time even more with this raycast command https://github.com/gskril/raycast-commands/blob/main/web3-starter.sh

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I like writing scripts (tests, deploy scripts, etc.) in typescript rather than solidity + CLI commands. i also don't need feel the need for extensive testing tools for the type of stuff i do which is a big selling point of foundry

also github submodules are annoying, id rather add dependencies via a package manager

i also don't know anything about rust and don't feel like learning right now

overeall doesn't feel like it's worth learning something new atm

node 18 -> 20
drop eslint and prettier for biome

rest looks great

I've setup mind last month, was thinking of adding a viem starter anyways

Would love a quick understanding check (web2 background, haven't done web3 dev yet but very soon) 

I see the big difference here vs. web2 as out of the box support for wallets (rainbowkit),  smart contracts (hardhat), and Wagmi (a lot of web3 lego blocks).

Does this sound right?

(Bonus Q: any recommendations for "try building this first to get your feet wet"?)

(cc @phil since you commented on this thread as well and seem to know the space)

thanks for open sourcing it greg

any pointers for good solidity contracts or just fork open zeppelin is fine?

Would you like to translate any of your projects into Arabic to introduce it to the Arab community?

Nice work greg
what are you working on now