devcon 7 / building a social app with spend permissions
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Building a Social App With Spend Permissions
Duration: 00:39:15
Speaker: Conner Swenberg, Lukas Rosario
Type: Workshop
Expertise: Intermediate
Event: Devcon
Date: Nov 2024
Join our hands-on workshop on building a social app with spend permissions!
In this workshop, we'll walk through:
- Writing smart contracts for your social app.
- Creating a frontend for your app.
- Creating and using spend permissions to send transactions without popups.
- Using paymasters to sponsor gas for your users.
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