Using Ethereum, React Native, and the Tasit SDK to Build 3rd-party Mobile Clients For dapps (decentralized apps)
summary
Builds a working JavaScript SDK and a React Native mobile client that talk to Ethereum using the Tasit SDK, demonstrates ephemeral Ethereum accounts, simple onboarding flows, an API that hides low-level calls, and first-class ERC support. Shows concrete code for contract interactions, pub/sub confirmation handling, and CLI scaffolding; prototypes a Decentraland mobile client with land transfer and marketplace flows, including gas subsidization (meta transactions) and sensible defaults. Code is open source, MIT licensed, and runnable as a demo.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 1:11What To Expect Today
- 3:24Wallets
- 4:51Ether Scan
- 7:59Open Zeppelin
- 18:55Meta Mask
- 22:08Etherium Mining
- 24:14Interoperability
- 26:25Why Make this Open Source Sdk on Top of Ethereal
- 30:49Ethers Jas
- 43:04Challenges
- 45:50Install this Sdk and Use It in the React Native App
- 52:02Marketplace Contract
- 54:52App Code
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