Good morning, builders! ☕⚡
Zero-friction Web3 setup from scratch in under 2 minutes. ⚡
Building production dApps usually comes with a trade-off: either you get trapped in closed WaaS silos, or you write hundreds of lines of boilerplate just to handle lifecycle state and local debugging.
Here is the entire pipeline using the TUWA stack + Quasar:
1️⃣ Scaffold & RunClone the starter and spin up the client (pnpm dev). Pure local-first architecture powered by @tuwaio/sdk, viem/wagmi, and @solana/kit under the hood.
2️⃣ Plug Quasar CloudDrop your API keys into .env to enable non-custodial telemetry and transaction state indexing. Keys stay strictly in self-custody—the cloud layer only syncs metadata.
3️⃣ Debug Webhooks LocallyNo ngrok, no public tunnels. Register your local endpoint (e.g. http://localhost:3000/api/webhooks/quasar) directly in the Quasar Dashboard (https://t.co/Mtog6WrxOf) and stream authenticated HMAC events straight to your machine via our open-source CLI:
npx @tuwaio/quasar-sdk listen
Watch the 90s walkthrough below to see deterministic tracking (Mempool ➔ Success) and instant local sync in action. 👇
Starter repo & docs:
🔗 https://t.co/K98e9CwxJO
🔗 https://t.co/6Yx5MkVu38
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@GergelyOrosz outsourcing was never really about dev capacity, it was about who eats the liability when something breaks, ai tools don't touch that part
@paraschopra@lossfunk i've pruned dependencies that fought back harder than this button did on the second press, that drop off looks like noise not qualia