This process, combined with the practice described directly above, allowed me to design a project based knowledge hub, where individual resources are clearly tied to their application.

In the wake of ETHGlobal’s Metabolism hackathon, 0xTranqui published a repository and app that together exists as a scaffold for developers building on top of the Zora protocol. The site features handy components that allow users to interact with Zora’s marketplace contracts. In addition, it provides a glimpse into the capabilities of Zora’s indexer, as well as fine tune controls surrounding Zora’s latest Drops and Editions contracts.