cool, I like the UI.added to create-dot-app backlog

hoo, interesting.

RT @Just_Luuuu: Dear Polkadot community, here is something I wanna share with you about @ChaoticApp. All in this article: .

RT @PolkadotAgent: GM @Polkadot Fam 🫶. Spend less time on setup and more time building cool stuff. I support this message!. What is the co….

RT @realsinzii: Super neat work! 👏 Big congrats to you with the launch of Create Dot App @0xPresc!. I’m so happy and really appreciate seei….

Big thanks to @niftesty as an early reviewer - your feedback was incredibly valuable!.

Now comes the hardest part - spreading this across the ecosystem 😅. The goal was simple - spend less time on setup, more time building cool stuff on Polkadot. 🔗 GitHub: 📢 Announcement: Feedback welcome!. #Polkadot.

Currently supports React & Vue with both PAPI and Dedot SDK options. Each template comes with wallet integration, TypeScript setup, multi-chain connections to mainnet and testnet, and all the boring config stuff already handled. Whether you prefer PAPI or Dedot, React or Vue,.

Finally shipped something I've been working on for weeks! 🎉. Create Dot App - because I was spending too much time on the same Polkadot boilerplate setup over and over again. Built this CLI tool so now it's just: `npx create-dot-app`

RT @trashh_dev: i’m still using claude 4 sonnet. am i a caveman or what should i be using?.

RT @cz_binance: Nothing is easy, otherwise everyone else would have done it already.😆.

RT @vite_js: Let's go! 🚀.

RT @cz_binance: You can have a great idea, but ideas aren't worth much. Execution is king, but it's a lot of work. Or, you can:. Just hold.

RT @naval: AI is the best teacher for the self-taught.

😂😂😂.

forgot to include the error message

Hey @voliva_v 👋🏻, hoping you might have a moment. I'm getting an error trying to get Papi working with a whitelist.ts config in a Nuxt project. Am I missing a step?. The code to reproduce the issue is here:

RT @Polkadot: it’s a gm.

The most important lesson for me (or at least a note-to-self): if building a library on top of an SDK, making it as agnostic as possible is probably the best approach for long-term flexibility.

I put together a small playground to test this out: My take remains the same: I still love both Papi and Dedot. They are both excellent SDKs, and the choice simply comes down to preference or specific project needs.