#Avalanche HyperSDK GUI Unboxing 📦: * Explorer * Faucet * Token Minting * Token Transfers * Token Trading * Micropayment-Driven Social Feed

1/ Historically, interacting with the HyperSDK has required compiling a Golang-based CLI (turns out that's not the most accessible 😉). So, I decided to work on creating a fun, easy-to-use GUI for playing around with the upcoming HyperSDK Devnet (Mark I) over the last few weeks.

2/ Instead of implementing a ton of HyperSDK/TokenVM logic (which is still being actively developed/frequently changes) in Typescript and launching a pure website, I opted to use @wailsapp to create an Electron-like App and skinned it with @reactjs and @AntDesignUI.

3/ Wails allows all core logic to be written in Golang and then will auto-generate Typescript bindings for all exported Functions/Models. It sounds too good to be true (I know) but I'm happy to say that it "just works". Huge shoutout to that team for the amazing project!

4/ This code is available for anyone working on a HyperSDK-based VM to modify/extend for their own project: I will publish a fully compiled application for Devnet (Mark I) but you can play with it now by running "wails dev" in that folder.

5/ I also implemented a PoW-based Faucet ( and Micropayments Example Server ( for folks to extend for their own projects as well 🚀 . You can learn more about how these work in the video above!

6/ This is my first frontend-focused project and am sure there is TONS of low-hanging fruit. If you'd like to contribute/help polish this thing, please open a PR!

7/ If you'd like to learn more, join the #Avalanche Developer Community Call in a few hours:

Hey, @_patrickogrady , you're like a bee making honey. You never stop working. You're the best.

This is great! Thank you 🫶

@el33th4xor You nailed it!