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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?
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"shout out to dropdowns" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrzrSFbxW7M
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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
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what about the opposite? swap all my ETH for a little bit of everything on a selected chain?
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this was a big light bulb moment for me while going through the ThePrimeagen's frontend masters course public decentralized data and functions all over the place, ready for you to read and use. but i'm not aware of many folks leveraging this for themselves
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who is talking about web3 frontend architecture? i'm curious to know more about full decentralization, perf/caching challenges, middleware solutions, etc.
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My biggest take away from Token2049 for me is that it is starting to sink in that the MetaDEX model has won. It offers the single best answer to the DEX trilema, aligning the incentives of traders, LPs, and holders, and the results speak for themselves. A short thread. 🧵
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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?
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"that was a lot to take in" - me every day learning web3 things
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