Frontend

for quick demos the whole `cd, mkdir, cd, npm init -y, and so on` process feels slow and tedious but i'm not sure there's a much better option. what do y'all think?

"shout out to dropdowns"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrzrSFbxW7M

love this.

except in web3 UI my chaotic QA behavior results in constantly getting my wallet stuck in limbo with a bunch of pending transactions on 4 different chains

love this.

except in web3 UI my chaotic QA behavior results in constantly getting my wallet stuck in limbo with a bunch of pending transactions on 4 different chains

https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2024/sanding-ui

who is talking about web3 frontend architecture? 
i'm curious to know more about full decentralization, perf/caching challenges, middleware solutions, etc.

what are some good intro project ideas? i’m thinking todo app, twitter clone, etc. 

do we have web3 equivalents to get new folks learning a wide range of concepts?

"that was a lot to take in"
- me every day learning web3 things

isosceles kramer

@isosceles