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Added New tutorials for Linea #927
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will be updating and making more changes for the next few days! |
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Lots of comments but don't be dismayed by the quantity — a lot of are just implementing sentence case! Thanks for putting this together. Let me know if I can expand on any of the comments.
Also since this is just the marketplace dapp, I assume you intend to add the other two guides to this PR at some point?
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I don't think we need this index file -- you can just take the front matter here and put it at the top of the page (marketplace-dapp.mdx
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This also means you don't need a h1 title in the file, since Docusaurus will pull the title
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# Building a Simple Marketplace DApp on Linea: A Step-by-Step Guide |
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As mentioned above - we can remove this if you move the front matter here from the index file.
It also doesn't add much that the title
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### Introduction | ||
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In web3 ecosystem, dectralized applications (DApps) has become quite popular because of the ability to provide secure, transparent and trustless service. One of the most popular types of DApps are decentralized marketplaces to give the users ability to buy and sell items directly on the blockchain while removing the need of any middlemen. |
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In web3 ecosystem, dectralized applications (DApps) has become quite popular because of the ability to provide secure, transparent and trustless service. One of the most popular types of DApps are decentralized marketplaces to give the users ability to buy and sell items directly on the blockchain while removing the need of any middlemen. | |
In web3, decentralized applications (dapps) are popular because of their ability to provide secure, transparent, and trustless services. One of the most popular types is decentralized marketplaces, which enable users to buy and sell items directly on the blockchain while removing the need for any middlemen. |
We use dapp
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In web3 ecosystem, dectralized applications (DApps) has become quite popular because of the ability to provide secure, transparent and trustless service. One of the most popular types of DApps are decentralized marketplaces to give the users ability to buy and sell items directly on the blockchain while removing the need of any middlemen. | ||
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In this tutorial, we will build a simple marketplace DApp on Linea, a layer 2 zkEVM technology which provides a scalable and cost-efficient environment while having the security of Ethereum. |
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In this tutorial, we will build a simple marketplace DApp on Linea, a layer 2 zkEVM technology which provides a scalable and cost-efficient environment while having the security of Ethereum. | |
In this tutorial, we will build a simple marketplace dapp. |
We don't really need to mention that we're using Linea, or explain Linea's merits
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We will cover both the **frontend** and **smart contract development.** | ||
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## **What is Linea L2 and zkEVM?** |
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I think we can remove this whole section. It's accurate and informative, but isn't strictly necessary for this tutorial. And we want tutorials to be as clear and fast as possible. This kind of information is also available in many other places if they want to go looking for it; we don't really need to sell Linea here, since them being on this page is probably sufficient evidence that they're looking to build
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Now we should be able to list and item,buy and transfer ownership. | ||
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In this guide, we built a simple decentralized marketplace DApp on Linea, leveraging zkEVM technology for scalability and cost efficiency. We covered everything from setting up the environment to writing and deploying smart contracts, and integrating the frontend with Next.js and ShadcnUI. |
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I think we can remove this paragraph
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In this guide, we built a simple decentralized marketplace DApp on Linea, leveraging zkEVM technology for scalability and cost efficiency. We covered everything from setting up the environment to writing and deploying smart contracts, and integrating the frontend with Next.js and ShadcnUI. | ||
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As we continue to explore and expand on this foundational knowledge, consider the potential for further enhancements, such as integrating additional features or optimizing the user experience, bidding on items, auctions etc. The possibility of decentralized applications (DApps) are endless. |
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As we continue to explore and expand on this foundational knowledge, consider the potential for further enhancements, such as integrating additional features or optimizing the user experience, bidding on items, auctions etc. The possibility of decentralized applications (DApps) are endless. | |
As we continue to explore and expand on this foundational knowledge, consider the potential for further enhancements, such as integrating additional features or optimizing the user experience, bidding on items, auctions etc. The possibilities of dapps are endless. |
Happy coding! | ||
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## The Resources: |
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## The Resources: | |
## Resources: |
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## The Resources: | ||
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- The github: https://github.com/meowyx/web3-marketplace-linea |
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- The github: https://github.com/meowyx/web3-marketplace-linea | |
- GitHub repository: https://github.com/meowyx/web3-marketplace-linea |
## The Resources: | ||
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- The github: https://github.com/meowyx/web3-marketplace-linea | ||
- The Website: https://web3-marketplace-linea.vercel.app/ |
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- The Website: https://web3-marketplace-linea.vercel.app/ | |
- Deployed site: https://web3-marketplace-linea.vercel.app/ |
Adding 3 new tutorials: