Imagine writing smart contracts without touching Rust — just blocks, clicks, and magic.
I worked with a small, brilliant crew to build tools for the Dandelion Net (DDLN), a blockchain developed by another team. We didn’t invent the chain — but we made it usable, lovable, and borderline fun.
Here’s what we actually built:
- 🧱 A drag-and-drop smart contract builder that spits out real
ink!code - 🖥 A backend that compiles said code in real-time and gives you instant feedback (or rage)
- 🚀 A shiny Deploy button that connects straight to DDLN
- 🛍 A marketplace for contracts — like VSCode extensions, but with fewer opinions
- 📦 A JavaScript SDK so others could interact with the chain without losing their minds
- ⚙️ CI/CD pipelines so stable, one of my cats started pushing tags in her sleep
I technically led the team, but honestly? Everyone crushed it. It was one of those rare projects where things broke exactly how you’d expect — and that’s a compliment.