vrypan |--o--|
@vrypan.eth
Learning Nextjs+rainbowkit+wagmi + <add keywords> OK, guys, tell me, do you really know how apps you build with this stuff work? Or just trial and error until it seems to work? (Feels like being back to Windows 95 again: "Try unistalling the printer driver, and then upgrade the VGA driver, it worked for me.")
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vrypan |--o--|
@vrypan.eth
Yes, now I remember why I hate Javascript (and no, Typescript does not solve the problems created by js, especially when almost everything is built to support both). That's why we can't have nice things. Because you teach kids javascript.
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Steve
@stevedylandev.eth
It’s definitely rough. While Next.js does have the ability to let you build a full stack app very quickly, it is also complicated to the point of many failures. Wallet libraries are just having to adapt to that reality and struggle with the rest of us. On the flip side, you can always go back to window.ethereum 😂
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Sam
@sammdec.eth
I would argue as an industry we are very much in the W95 era. Things will get smoother and better. I remember building the initial frontend of foundation without any of those tools, found others going through similar things at Uniswap, Zora and that’s why those libs now exist. They are 100x better than what we had.
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Nickolas Tazes | Watchen.xyz
@tazes
What’s the issue?
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yggᵛᵛ
@yougogirl.eth
yes haha
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Hagbard
@hagbard-celine.eth
Maybe leverage scaffold-eth2 and rely on the community of people building with the same tooling?
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