A Mini Buymeacoffee DApp Using ReactJs, and tailwind CSS. It'll be a platform where anyone on the internet can learn a little about us and send us money to purchase coffee + a note, with the information being kept on the NEAR Protocol blockchain via an smart contract.
I repurposed this DApp from my celo submission. I made a bit more changes to the UI to give it a bit of a spark, I trust you'll like it.
Buy Me A Coffee is a popular website that creators, educators, entertainers, and all kinds of people use to create a landing page where anyone can send some amount of money as a thank you for their services.
It's basically just a way of giving your audience an easy way to say thanks. It can be added to people's pages on their popular social media handles.
And also creators can avoid the inconveniences of establishing a full-fledged business in order to share and monetize their work.
Here are some popular implementations of this DApp,
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Twitter Tip jar- for allowing followers to be
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Spotify Fan Support
Added better documentation on code to explain functions and their usages. Please Note: The only function that's being used is the buyCoffee function, other functions are just for updating the coffee parameters.
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