Overview:

Builderz Solana dApp Scaffold is an open-source Next.js framework for Solana projects. It provides a minimalistic and essential set of features for developers to start building their own dApps on the Solana blockchain. The scaffold includes support for Next.js 14, Typescript, TailwindCSS, MaterialUI, and web3.js integration. It also offers a responsive design and dark/light mode switch in the AppBar.tsx.

Features:

• Next.js 14 support for building Solana dApps
• Typescript integration for type checking and improved code quality
• TailwindCSS framework for styling and layout
• MaterialUI integration with dark/light mode support and predefined themes
• Solana web3.js integration with automatic detection of installed wallet extensions
• Responsive design for mobile and desktop devices
• Predefined “fluid fonts” for scalable text based on device width and resolution
• Button styling variations with “glow” and “glow-on-hover” classes

Installation:

To use the Builderz Solana dApp Scaffold, follow these steps:

1. Create a new project using this scaffold as an example.
2. Modify the pages/index.tsx file to start editing the main page. The changes will be automatically updated as you edit the file.
3. To add a new page, create a new file in the pages folder. For dynamic routing, you can create a folder within pages as an example.
4. In the pages/_app.tsx file, you’ll find the ThemeProvider, ContextProvider, and WalletProvider wrapping your app. These are necessary for the scaffold to work properly.
5. The scaffold currently uses the “old” folder structure of Next.js 13. However, an “app-structure” branch will be available soon with a more stable version.

Summary:

Builderz Solana dApp Scaffold is an open-source Next.js framework designed for Solana dApp development. It provides essential features and integrations such as Next.js 14, Typescript, TailwindCSS, MaterialUI, and web3.js. The scaffold offers a minimalistic approach, allowing developers to start building their Solana projects without unnecessary fluff. It also supports responsive design, dark/light mode, and predefined themes. Developers can use this scaffold as a starting point for their projects and contribute to its improvement through feedback, issues, or pull requests.