Elrond team continuously releases smart contract examples/open source smart contracts which are either just for showing good practices or for their own usage

That depends on how the market implements that on their end. I don't think the markets use exactly the elrond nft minter sc from github

Moreover, you have this template from which you can start: https://github.com/ElrondNetwork/dapp-template

It's not very hard. If you use React and want an even simpler solution you can use this package: @elrondnetwork/dapp-core

I know at some point I had a conversation here where Dorin said to_vec is very expensive and shouldn't be used unless absolutely needed. Maybe I got it wrong

Number, I think. I'll have to check again

If you defined them identically in your current contract, yes, as far as I know

Absolutely

Or a bit more specific: how does the sc "know" to give you a specific apr between two blocks and another one between another two blocks (depending on the total value staked)

So? No way of maybe getting the USDC price of EGLD through the DEX SC?

You need to put * instead of egld

I think the best way to do it would be to make the transaction internally in your SC. Let the user send egld, wrap it up yourself in sc then use that in your other processes

Yea, I am. I will make a video

Figured out from documentation that yes

You can use erdpy or wallet.elrond.com

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37826449/expected-linebreaks-to-be-lf-but-found-crlf-linebreak-style

Exactly!

You can use this endpoint: https://api.elrond.com/stats

was able to do it using a useEffect tied to the address obtained from getAccountInfo()

From what I know, there is quite simply no reasonable way to iterate over those 100K entries and be ok in terms of gas consumed. Mostly what you can do is split the iteration into more transactions or find a way to avoid that iteration

You could in theory create a script that does that in your programming language of choice as that is a string parsing problem in itself, not directly an Elrond problem. I'd choose Python :)

The roles of the C# and JS SDKs is to create apps or scripts that interact with the blockchain, but not to create smart contracts

Hi! Smart Contracts are written mainly in Rust. You mainly use JS for frontend interaction with smart contracts. And there are some other languages you can also use for different stuff. For instance I use python for scripts

You can use whatever ESDT Token you want in your smart contract

So, seems like the burn and wipe functions either do not work as desired or the documentation explains what they do in a wrong way. In the documentation it says that the burn function should be used for SFTs to delete them and that the wipe function is the equivalent for nfts. But it seems when used on an nft, the wipe function just makes the nft disappear from the wallet, but when looking through the api you can still see the nft as being of the owner before the wipe. Moreover, the burn function works on nfts. the burn function actually did what I wanted it to do and made the NFT disappear from everywhere

I get that, too, specifically when using erdjs 10 and web wallet with Maiar

Seems like you can do just fine with a VecMapper

Yes

let vec: Vec = self.available_nfts().iter().collect();

When you compile an sc you also have the abi in the output folder

Extra gas is sent back if you are sending up to 10x the gas fee (or 5x, not sure)

This is generally happening if the app does not "detect" that Maiar is installed. It is happening a lot on privacy focused browsers such as Brave or even Maiar Browser

gas limit is too low

Not a direct one. You would have to code it

No, simulate it once and you should be good unless your SC state changes drastically from each tx

A non technical way is to estimate how much you need based on past transactions. You usually want to send x2 or something of that

I have observed the scam warning sometimes happens if you accidentally forget to hex encode data when creating the SFT or if you accidentally put a link somewhere where it shouldn't normally be (putting it in the attributes for example)

Or even better if anybody has any idea how you can get a random item from a SetMapper

I am not sure tbh?

I think you can do so using a call back function

Ohh? it's EGLD