CIP-95, as an extension of CIP-30’s functionalities, sets the stage for implementing CIP-1694 interactions — such as registering as a DRep or delegating votes to a DRep — directly from a web application. This makes these tasks as straightforward as transferring tokens with a wallet, significantly lowering the barriers for Ada holders and aspiring DReps to engage in Cardano Governance. Traditionally, these participants may not be familiar with technical tools like command-line interfaces.
Wallets play a crucial role in this process due to their ability to inspect data, create transactions, and their pervasive use in web ↔ blockchain communication. They will be key in enabling the democratic participation in Cardano Governance.
Wallets like Eternl and Lace are already beginning to support CIP-95, paving the way for the next phase: developing applications that leverage this new standard. This is where the Mesh SDK becomes essential, with its mission to simplify the development of robust Cardano applications.
How simple? As always, Mesh handles the blockchain data flow and interactions, leaving Developers to focus on crafting the user experience they want to deliver. A simple example:
- Go to Browser Wallet - MeshJS
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Navigate to the “Get DRep ID Key” section and test the component.
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Take a look at the source code of the function
getPubDRepKey(): mesh/packages/mesh-wallet/src/browser/index.ts at main · MeshJS/mesh · GitHub
Mesh: making life 
easier for Developers.
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