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Crafting My Digital Identity: Choosing the Perfect NFT Profile Picture [AKA My PFPs]
Discover how I curated my collection of NFT profile pictures to reflect my moods and maintain a consistent online persona across social media platforms.
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Shutting down PAPP as PNG
Turning it of and on and off again
PAPP Runner Uploaded
Simple 2D runner game with PAPP NFTs
Making a metamarble
Since my previous posts I have been busy refining metamarbles into something of a NFT project. I was not satisfied with the way the last post ended with the frontend layout and design. So, I started tinkering with it and eventually scrapped it completely. I also found the Thirdweb'
Deploying a frontend for your NFT project
After the previous articles we have uploaded our images and metadata, and also deployed a smart contract on a live blockchain testnet. For our next trick we will be building and deploying a frontend UI so that others can mint NFTs and show them to their friends.
The minter-dapp repo
Launching your NFT project on a Blockchain Testnet
The Config
In the file /backend/src/config.js we will setup how the smart contract will work before deploying it to the Blockchain.
The file itself is very well documented and codeSTACKr covers it in his video linked here:
The Deployment
Hopefully you've saved your work and
IPFS hosting your NFT art and metadata in the MetaVerse
I've covered IPFS a few times on the blog before, you can read those articles here:
https://bits.jeremyschroeder.net/blockfrost-io-script-example/
https://bits.jeremyschroeder.net/mr-pinners-pinning-lab/
https://bits.jeremyschroeder.net/building-a-nft-minting-bot-with-cardano-telegram-and-python-part-3/
This time we will use NFTport's API via the repo we cloned in the last