Dive into building airswap-debugger: a tool for AirSwap makers. A technical write-up of how the app was created, and challenges faced while building.

Learn how to seamlessly integrate Web3 wallet connections into your DApp using Wagmi Hooks. Simplify user interactions and enhance security.

Learn the ins and outs of building the AirSwap Staking feature with React, TypeScript, and Wagmi. Master smart contract integration.

Entry Excerpt: "Discover key insights from building the AirSwap Member Dashboard app, staking, voting, and claiming rewards for the AirSwap protocol. Learn about mentorship, TypeScript, and launch day challenges in this journey." (154 characters)

I've been actively involved in the frontend development of the new AirSwap Member Dashboard app. AirSwap currently leverages a platform named Activate for user stake management. However, within a month, Activate will be phased out, prompting the development of a new app for $AST token stakers. A notable feature of this app is the Accordion component, which I'll discuss here, illustrating its creation with React, Radix, and TailwindCSS.

My introduction to AirSwap dates back to 2017 during the ICO boom. The project's resilience and its part in the Consensys ecosystem piqued my interest. Encouraged by AirSwap's open-source philosophy, I considered contributing to its growth.

WrapETH is an app that allows you to wrap and unwrap ETH, (or another EVM chain’s native asset). The current app version supports 7 different blockchains. The app is a front-end that communicates with the Wrapped Ether smart contract.

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