Hello coders. I’m a long time .NET developer who recently started playing with Solidity at Alchemy’s Web3 Dev Bootcamp. About halfway into the bootcamp I had an epiphany about what my final project should be. Since React is the de facto front-end library/framework in the blockchain industry I decided to use it for my app. Also throughout my (mostly backed) career I did work on a couple of Angular-Typescript projects but never got a chance to work with React. So, in order to not feel like a fr...

Hello coders. I’m a long time .NET developer who recently started playing with Solidity at Alchemy’s Web3 Dev Bootcamp. About halfway into the bootcamp I had an epiphany about what my final project should be. Since React is the de facto front-end library/framework in the blockchain industry I decided to use it for my app. Also throughout my (mostly backed) career I did work on a couple of Angular-Typescript projects but never got a chance to work with React. So, in order to not feel like a fr...

This article is the second part of a three-part series exploring JavaScript from the perspective of a .NET developer. In this installment, I will delve into JavaScript's prototypal inheritance, the distinction between primitives and objects, and the syntactic evolution of object-oriented programming concepts. If you wish to start from the beginning, please navigate to Part I.Literal Object syntaxA weird json like syntax way of defining an object on the fly:const wallet = { address: "0x12...

This article is the second part of a three-part series exploring JavaScript from the perspective of a .NET developer. In this installment, I will delve into JavaScript's prototypal inheritance, the distinction between primitives and objects, and the syntactic evolution of object-oriented programming concepts. If you wish to start from the beginning, please navigate to Part I.Literal Object syntaxA weird json like syntax way of defining an object on the fly:const wallet = { address: "0x12...