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You have completed the NFT-Collection Tutorial
Now, let's install the @openzeppelin/contracts package from NPM as we will be using OpenZeppelin's Ownable Contract for the DAO contract.
and make sure there are no compilation errors. If you do face compilation errors, try comparing your code against the final version present here
Go to Vercel Dashboard and sign in with your GitHub account.
Membership in DAOs is typically restricted either by ownership of ERC20 tokens, or by ownership of NFTs. Examples of DAOs where membership and voting power is proportional to how many tokens you own include Uniswap and ENS. Examples of DAOs where they are based on NFTs include Meebits DAO.
To develop the website, we will be using Next.js as we have so far, which is a meta-framework built on top of React.
To develop the website, we will be using Next.js as we have so far, which is a meta-framework built on top of React.
To do so, we will use the Hardhat development framework we have been using for the last few tutorials.
Membership in DAOs is typically restricted either by ownership of ERC20 tokens, or by ownership of NFTs. Examples of DAOs where membership and voting power is proportional to how many tokens you own include Uniswap and ENS. Examples of DAOs where they are based on NFTs include Meebits DAO.
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