BornToBeALegend
@itschrislegend
This year I built:
I worked on enhancing EgoBlox, a Telegram bot that enables users to buy airtime, data, pay bills, and send tokens using Base names, Telegram usernames, and wallet addresses. My Contribution focused on improving user experience and accessibility through:
1. Multi-Language Support: I introduced a feature allowing users to select their preferred language, including French, Swahili, Yoruba, Igbo, and Hausa, ensuring seamless interaction with the bot.
2. Loyalty Rewards and Cashback: I proposed and implemented this feature by developing custom code to activate this functionality which incentivize Onchain transactions by rewarding users and encouraging more payments.
These enhancements highlight my dedication in building Onchain-friendly, inclusive, and impactful solutions for products on Base.
https://github.com/blockart-dev/Egoblox-multi-lang.git
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This week I built;
Developer's Guide: Deploying Smart Contracts and Building Applications on Base.
To deploy smart contracts and build applications on Base, Coinbase’s Layer 2 blockchain, you’ll need basic Ethereum knowledge, tools like Hardhat, and a wallet like MetaMask. Start by setting up your environment: install Node.js, npm, and Hardhat, then configure Base’s network in hardhat.config.js.
Write your Solidity smart contract, compile it using Hardhat, and create a deployment script to deploy it to Base. Test your contract locally and on the Base Goerli testnet before deploying to the mainnet.
To build a frontend, use React with ethers.js for interaction. Deploy your application using services like Vercel or IPFS. Optimize and monitor your app using tools like Blockscout. Base provides a scalable, cost-effective platform for developing decentralized applications with ease.
https://medium.com/@itschrislegend/developers-guide-deploying-smart-contracts-and-building-applications-on-base-36d5a674cff1 3 replies
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This week I built;
Developer's Guide: Deploying Smart Contracts and Building Applications on Base.
To deploy smart contracts and build applications on Base, Coinbase’s Layer 2 blockchain, you’ll need basic Ethereum knowledge, tools like Hardhat, and a wallet like MetaMask. Start by setting up your environment: install Node.js, npm, and Hardhat, then configure Base’s network in hardhat.config.js.
Write your Solidity smart contract, compile it using Hardhat, and create a deployment script to deploy it to Base. Test your contract locally and on the Base Goerli testnet before deploying to the mainnet.
To build a frontend, use React with ethers.js for interaction. Deploy your application using services like Vercel or IPFS. Optimize and monitor your app using tools like Blockscout. Base provides a scalable, cost-effective platform for developing decentralized applications with ease.
https://medium.com/@itschrislegend/developers-guide-deploying-smart-contracts-and-building-applications-on-base-36d5a674cff1 3 replies
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