Create Near App
Create a starter app hooked up to the NEAR blockchain
Overview
Create NEAR App is a development tool that allows users to quickly build applications backed by the NEAR blockchain. It provides a simple and efficient way to create smart contracts and web applications using JavaScript and Rust. The tool supports interactive prompts and CLI arguments for a seamless development experience. Create NEAR App also offers comprehensive documentation and support for developers.
Features
- Quick and easy creation of NEAR projects
- Support for smart contract development in JavaScript and Rust
- Support for web application development in React and Vanilla JavaScript
- Interactive prompts for a user-friendly experience
- CLI arguments for skipping prompts and automating the installation process
- Comprehensive documentation and community support
Summary
Create NEAR App is a powerful tool that enables developers to quickly build applications backed by the NEAR blockchain. It offers support for smart contract development in JavaScript and Rust, as well as web application development in React and Vanilla JavaScript. With its user-friendly interface, interactive prompts, and CLI arguments, Create NEAR App simplifies the development process and provides a seamless experience for developers. Whether you are new to NEAR contracts or web apps, Create NEAR App offers comprehensive documentation and support to help you get started.
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