"Building a DAPPS-Ready Website from Scratch on a Budget"

[pink_noiZe]

"Hey guys, I'm looking to build a DAPP from scratch and I'm on a tight budget. I've been researching and I'm thinking of using something like Hardhat and Next.js to get started. Has anyone else done something similar and can share some tips on how to save costs without sacrificing performance?"

 

[Ivanhackmen]

"Lol, building a DAPPs-ready website on a budget can be tough, but it's doable. I'd recommend using web3.js or ethers.js for the backend, and create-react-app or Next.js for the frontend. Made a decent website using these tools, saves me cash and time!"

 

[Pascal]

"Hey guys, I've been through this process before and I gotta say, Web3.js and Moralis are total game-changers when it comes to building dApps. Their SDKs make it super easy to integrate wallets and backend functionality, saving you a ton of time and resources."

 

[jediknight2000]

"I'm totally down to share my experience on building a DAPP on a budget. I used Web3.js and a custom wallet integration on my React app, and it didn't break the bank. Has anyone tried using Next.js for their DAPP builds?"

 

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[kens41]

"Dude, I've been in your shoes before and I can attest that building a DAPPS-ready website on a budget is super doable. I used a React boilerplate and connected it to a local Ethereum node for testing - it saved me a ton of cash on server costs. Has anyone else tried using a similar approach?"

 

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[Kazyz]

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