Developer Portal: native tokens / NFT

Hello everyone :wave: I would like to briefly point out that we launched the new Developer Portal yesterday on https://developers.cardano.org/home/ with its own “native tokens / NFT” category.

We are keen to hear your feedback. Please tell us what you are missing in this thread, raise an issue on GitHub, send a screenshot, or open a pull request.

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thanks @adatainment - looks good & very helpful. Just one question: for the newcoming developer to Cardano native tokens, how would we choose whether to use the NFT material on the Dev portal above, or this material on the Docs portal? Any guideline based on target audience, date, authority, authorship, etc.? :pray:

https://docs.cardano.org/native-tokens/learn

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Thank you. You should use the one that works better for you and offers the better user experience. That said we tried to avoid recreating content and you should think of the developer.cardano.org sitting on top of docs.cardano.org, providing content by using the documentation. (I’m almost sure there is no NFT tutorial in docs.cardano.org for example)

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Hi thanks for these docs, they are really nice to follow.

One suggestion, can we also link to how to do it using APIs instead of just using the CLI?. For example, for NFT minting, Minting NFTs | Cardano Developer Portal, it would be nice to link to the Haskell API that we could use to do the same thing.

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Hello!

If anybody is looking for minting NFTs on Cardano online you can use Bakrypt.io. Its RESTful API layer to mint native tokens and collections up to 300 NFTs in one http request. We’re also providing IPFS and CDN storage services for the community!

Also, if you’re looking to stake some of those tokens and support a great project and team; visit our pool’s website Bakrypt Pool

Cheers,

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