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We are excited to announce that we looking to draft a proposal to build out more DAO site functionality on a collaboration with BLVKHVND. As part of the development process, we are looking for a small group of experienced developers who are interested in beta testing the package before its official release.
The package is built on React.js and is designed to make it easy for users to interact with the DAO.
If you are an experienced developer who is interested in testing the package and providing feedback, please let us know. We would be grateful for any suggestions or bug reports you may have.
As a beta tester, you will have the opportunity to shape the final product and help ensure that it is of the highest quality.
Happy to help if I can. I’m generally interested in hearing about PA projects and testing them out. Honestly, I’ve been in the habit of doing this all along.
Would also love to help where I can. We’ll have and will continue to use PA tools for entropy so super down to test/build things out! also please keep me in the email loop for engineering things brian@ennntropy.com
Yo! Sirsu here from BLVKHVND. I wanted to give some flavor to this!
Since last year, I’ve worked with Druzy to build a terminal for all info related to BLVKHVND as sort of our full data layer for all of our onchain activities. Based on the work PA has also done with Nouns Builder, I want to finalize the Terminal work that we’ve worked on and combine it with the work @valcoholics and the Public Assembly team have set up for nounish DAOs. The stack uses Contentful CMS for content.
u rlly hopped in!! guessing that linking with @salief + @E-Rick once they are a bit closer to the final version of Flexible Dao Interfaces + our dao-utils package will be the move here
What’s up Sirsu, definitely eager to hear more about that work you’re describing! We’re hoping that the components we’re building will easily slot into people’s existing sites (granted that they’re being built with react).
