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feat: use-inkathon
dns frontend example
#56
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Thank you for creating both PR's to illustrate the different approaches. I agree with you in that this PR is way simpler and easier to maintain. Let's go with this approach. Can you close the other one and make this one ready for review? |
useinkathon
hooks library onlyuse-inkathon
dns frontend example
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I really like the videos you put in the PR's. Could you try adding this one to the Readme as well?
@cmichi great idea, added the video as a gif to the readme of the example. 👍 |
This PR is part is meant to be compared with #55 .
Adds frontend example with just the hooks library of
inkathon
calleduseinkathon
, which is a similar library to theuseink
library used in the other examples.This example demonstrate a very minimal dapp setup. Not deployment scripts or component libraries used here.
Personally I would enjoy an example like this more than #55 as especially for beginners the inkathon template can be very overwhelming and not yield a quick success if not experienced with the tools chosen by the inkathon template.
https://github.com/paritytech/ink-examples/blob/344f0b1bbcff27a7c8ed2e2f95a6cc61644f8d3a/dns/frontend/package.json#L12-L17
useinkathon-small.mov