This document outlines the technology stack utilized in the development of the frontend for the Supply Chain Decentralized Application (DApp). The chosen technologies are integral to providing a responsive, efficient, and user-friendly interface for interacting with the Ethereum blockchain.
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HTML5
- Usage: Forms the structure of the web pages.
- Benefits: Ensures compatibility with modern web browsers and provides a solid foundation for the application's layout.
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CSS3 with Bootstrap
- Usage: Styles the HTML components and layouts.
- Benefits:
- Bootstrap simplifies responsive design, making the application adaptable to various screen sizes and devices.
- Facilitates rapid development with its pre-built components.
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JavaScript
- Usage: Powers the interactive elements of the frontend.
- Benefits:
- Enables dynamic content updates without reloading the page.
- Handles user interactions, form submissions, and communication with the Ethereum blockchain.
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Web3.js
- Usage: Connects the frontend to the Ethereum network.
- Benefits:
- Facilitates sending transactions, interacting with smart contracts, and listening for events on the blockchain.
- Provides a convenient abstraction layer over Ethereum's JSON-RPC protocol.
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MetaMask Integration
- Usage: Manages Ethereum wallets and facilitates transaction signing.
- Benefits:
- Enhances security by leveraging MetaMask's wallet management and transaction signing capabilities.
- Simplifies the user's interaction with the blockchain, abstracting away complex wallet management details.
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Visual Studio Code
- Usage: Primary code editor for developing the frontend.
- Benefits:
- Offers a wide range of extensions and integrations, improving the development experience.
- Provides excellent support for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
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Git and GitHub
- Usage: Version control and code collaboration.
- Benefits:
- Facilitates tracking changes, managing versions, and collaborating with other developers.
- GitHub offers a platform for code hosting, review, and management.
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Node.js and npm
- Usage: Manages JavaScript dependencies and packages.
- Benefits:
- npm (Node Package Manager) simplifies the installation and management of JavaScript libraries and tools.
- Node.js provides a runtime environment to run JavaScript on the server side, useful for development tooling.
The technology stack for the Supply Chain DApp frontend has been carefully selected to ensure a responsive, secure, and user-friendly interface. Each technology plays a critical role in providing an efficient and engaging user experience while interacting with the Ethereum blockchain.