Add tutorial: Connecting ink! Smart Contracts to a React Frontend with PAPI and ReactiveDOT (InkFundMe Example)#500
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@Daanvdplas Can you take a look at this PR? A while ago you had some remarks in Element about using the Assets precompile for this. |
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This PR introduces a new tutorial demonstrating how to connect an ink! smart contract to a React frontend using PAPI and ReactiveDOT.
The tutorial uses the InkFundMe crowdfunding dApp as a practical example, showing how to:
This serves as a step-by-step guide for developers learning to build interactive frontends for ink! based smart contracts using modern Polkadot tooling.