Consolidated NFT tutorial #502
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We have a few tutorials around NFTs. This creates a single one to rule them all; then we can remove the other tutorials.
Source code: trilitech/tutorial-applications#17
Preview: https://docs-staging-git-merge-nft-tutorials-trili-tech.vercel.app/tutorials/nft-consolidated
This tutorial covers frontend and backend parts of an NFT application. It starts with the front end and uses a predeployed smart contract. Then it has the user deploy their own contract and switch the application to it. I think this might ease developers into it because the web application part is less of a leap for most programmers.
After merging this tutorial, we can delete these tutorials: