Hello world: Your dApp on Tezos
summary
Step‑by‑step demo of a working Tezos dApp that mints an NFT: React front end connects a wallet, requests permissions, uploads FA2 metadata to IPFS via Pinata, then builds and sends a mint transaction with Taquito to an FA2 contract (GitHub link shown), waits for confirmation, retries on network errors, and shows the minted token in the wallet. Code snippets include metadata JSON, token_id/address parameters, and the actual on‑chain transaction that succeeds on the (older named) test network.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:20What is a dApp
- 1:45Components of a dApp
- 2:30Wallets
- 4:25Token Metadata
- 4:50Pinata
- 5:20Metadata
- 5:45IPFS
- 6:20Sending the transaction
- 6:40Confirmation
- 7:20Wallet
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