Articles tagged as "frontend"

While working on dAppling (helping web3 developers by making decentralized websites easy), we wanted to allow our users to be able to access their site through their ENS name. The ENS community is excited about using and sharing their cool “.eth” names. Here’s how we integrated ENS name support into our platform.

When I stroll through the web without intention, every link, title, and image vies for my attention. With a goal in mind, those same links, titles, and images seem to lack dimension. I struggle to find the information I seek; behind each possible link lacking context, I’m left blind.

We needed a blog for dAppling. One of our important marketing efforts revolves around writing engaging and helpful content. The aim of this is to show two things:

Well, I’ll start that IPFS isn’t special. It’s cool, yeah, but the problems faced when deploying sites to IPFS, discounting the potential loading time, and pinning issues, appear in any hosting environment. The root cause lies in how the resources to produce the webpage are accessed. When accessing a site through IPFS, one can think of it as a simple folder in the sense of a folder on one’s computer.