Buidl
Web3 Component Library using WAGMI, TailwindCSS and Radix
Overview:
BUIDL is a Web3 component library built using TailwindCSS and Radix for the TurboETH Web3 Build System. It aims to provide a comprehensive set of components and features for building full-stack Web3 applications. While many Web3 component libraries focus solely on wallet connections and smart contract interactions, BUIDL also emphasizes verifiable credentials, decentralized identity, identifier registries, distributed storage, and other core Web3 primitives.
Features:
- Full-stack Web3 application support
- Integration with shadcn UI component library, TailwindCSS, and Radix
- Components for wallet connections and smart contract interactions
- Components for verifiable credentials, decentralized identity, identifier registries, and distributed storage
Summary:
BUIDL is a Web3 component library designed to complement the TurboETH Web3 Build System. It provides a wide range of components for building full-stack Web3 applications, with a focus on verifiable credentials, decentralized identity, identifier registries, and distributed storage. With integration with shadcn UI component library, TailwindCSS, and Radix, BUIDL offers a powerful toolkit for developers working in the Web3 space.
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- Typescript
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