Has there been a security audit done on these Smart Contracts?
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#12What a great platform, love this idea. Super innovative, can't wait to use CookBook.
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#13This is the kind of project needed to make web3 accessible to a much wider scope of participants.
Any plans to support vyper?
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#14Has there been a security audit done on these Smart Contracts?
it looks like contracts that have audits for them have it on their page. Should make the audits more obvious and noticeable, I missed it at first
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#15Cookbook makes getting smart contract super easy, love it!
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#16This is the kind of project needed to make web3 accessible to a much wider scope of participants. Any plans to support vyper?
Yeah, Vyper would be nice, it's the late bloomer but is so nice to work with
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#17Amazing good job. Will be testing everything out in the next few days.
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#18I can’t be the only one that doesn’t understand what any of this means.
Can someone ELI5? Or, ELI am a software engineer with no web3 knowledge, at least?
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#19> Step 3. Customize it from our user friendly nocode UI and deploy
What is a real world example where someone with no experience deploying smart contracts would use something like this to deploy a smart contract?
I just don’t see it. If you don’t even know how to deploy something, how could you possibly have any place deploying something, let alone modifying or vetting the source?
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#20> Step 3. Customize it from our user friendly nocode UI and deploy What is a real world example where someone with no experience deploying smart contracts would use something like this to deploy a smart contract? I just don’t see it. If you don’t even know how to deploy something, how could you possibly have any place deploying something, let alone modifying or vetting the source?
The majority of web3 developers only just recently entered the space, and are looking for simpler tools. We discovered this from a long series of interviews. The goal is to build cookbook in a web2 dev accessible way, and present all of the stats and audits and information so that they are more able to make dapps.