Build an End-to-End Dapp on Aptos

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One of the most effective ways to learn a new framework or programming language is by building a simple to-do list. This tutorial explains step by step how to create an end-to-end to-do list dapp. The process begins with developing a smart contract, proceeds with setting up the front-end application, and concludes with wallet integration.

The tutorial document is available on the Aptos.dev platform.

Chapters After meeting the specified prerequisites and completing the necessary setup, the tutorial follows these steps:

  1. Create a smart contract
  2. Set up the React application
  3. Add wallet support
  4. Fetch data from the chain
  5. Submit data to the chain
  6. Manage tasks

The completed code example can be found in the project named my_first_dapp.

Source: Build an End-to-End Dapp on Aptos | Aptos Docs (en)

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Hello,

I have a question and not sure where to best post this so here will do I guess….

I am trying to figure out how to give allowance for my Fungible Asset coin on Aptos. Basically similar to how with ERC-20 you can give an allowance to an exchange or other third party to be able to move someone’s coin on their behalf. How would that be implemented on Aptos? I can’t seem to find anything in the docs unfortunately. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

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Hi bud! As far as I know, Aptos does not have a built-in standard for an “allowance” mechanism like Ethereum’s ERC-20 standard. However, you can simulate this behavior by writing your own custom module. Since resources in Aptos operate based on ownership, you would need to create a custom mechanism to allow coin transfers. But I could be wrong. Therefore, it would be better to forward your questions to the developers from here: aptos-labs/aptos-developer-discussions · Discussions · GitHub

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