Summary
With the rapid growth of the ecosystem, more developers are relying on NEAR Wallet to successfully launch their d App. This almost-feature will enable them to independently work on their initiatives without relying on the Wallet dev team.
Desired Outcome
As a NEAR dApp developer, I want to read documentation on how NEAR Wallet performs the login and lists fungible tokens, such that I can properly integrate with it.
From a wallet UI point of view, we'll offer the link "Developers Documentation" pointing to the official NEAR documentation (or the now underutilized Wiki pages in the Github repo)
How Will it Work?
Taking the example from other NEAR initiatives, we publish documentation that helps dApp developers to properly integrate with NEAR Wallet.
A non-exaustive, initial table of contents is:
Summary With the rapid growth of the ecosystem, more developers are relying on NEAR Wallet to successfully launch their d App. This almost-feature will enable them to independently work on their initiatives without relying on the Wallet dev team.
Desired Outcome As a NEAR dApp developer, I want to read documentation on how NEAR Wallet performs the login and lists fungible tokens, such that I can properly integrate with it.
From a wallet UI point of view, we'll offer the link "Developers Documentation" pointing to the official NEAR documentation (or the now underutilized Wiki pages in the Github repo)
How Will it Work? Taking the example from other NEAR initiatives, we publish documentation that helps dApp developers to properly integrate with NEAR Wallet. A non-exaustive, initial table of contents is: