NovaMesh: Ethereum & Solana DeSci Application

This full-stack DeSci application is a...

Overview

Ethereum

• The Next.js framework for creating modern, performant React applications using server-side rendering.
• Tailwind CSS utility-first CSS framework for rapidly building custom user interfaces
• The RainbowKit React library that provides a customizable and easy-to-integrate user interface for connecting and interacting with Ethereum wallets in decentralized applications.
• The Wagmi React library provides a collection of hooks for managing Ethereum-related states and actions, simplifying the process of interacting with Ethereum smart contracts and wallets in web applications.
• Both the Foundry and Hardhat smart contract development toolchains that provides a fast, modular, and extensible framework for building, testing, and deploying Ethereum smart contracts.
• Hardhat ignition modules for deployment. Mocha testing framework and Chai assertion library.
• Solidity scripts for deployment and Solidity tests with cheat codes.
• Mock contracts used for testing on local blockchain nodes.
• ERC20 Token & ERC721 NFT
• Ethers.js library for interacting with the Ethereum blockchain and its ecosystem
• Etherscan Verification
• Alchemy node as a service provides RPC (Remote Procedure Call) endpoints to interact with the Ethereum blockchain
• OpenZeppelin library for secure smart contract development
• Chainlink decentralized oracle network for connecting smart contracts with real-world data
• Pinata API used to upload NFT artwork and metadata to IPFS
• Makefile is used to streamline the development process, allowing both Foundry and Hardhat commands to be simultaneously with a single custom command.

Solana

• Solana Wallet Adapter facilitated wallet connection
• Anchor framework for developing, testing, and deploying Solana smart contracts
• The Mocha testing framework and Chai assertion library

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