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@PolkadotMexico_ @uanl @w3nerick @JaviBlakeCR @Polkadot @ethereum While developing the repository and learning about the technical workings of polkadot, I found several bugs and a security flaw, which were already reported in previous versions - Desktop issue #45: polkadot-desktop-community#45 - Desktop issue #21: polkadot-desktop-community#21
Most @Polkadot apps start with the same plumbing: chain connections, tx tracking, signing, address formats. The Product SDK packs it into one TypeScript toolkit: chain client, tx lifecycle, multi-provider signer, typed contracts, SS58 ↔ H160 tools. paritytech/product-sdk
@rustaceans_rs Nice - going to have a look at how it stacks up against paritytech/parity-db