When developing an NFT card game system, the following are some mature technologies and tools that can help you achieve the system's functions:
Blockchain Platform: Choose a blockchain platform that suits your needs, such as Ethereum, Coin Security Smart Chain, Poka, etc. These platforms provide scalable and secure infrastructure for creating and managing NFT cards.
Smart contract development: Develop using Solidity or other smart contract programming languages. Smart contracts are automated contracts executed on the blockchain to define the attributes, transaction rules, and game logic of NFT cards.
NFT standard: Use NFT standards such as ERC721 or ERC1155 to define and implement the creation, ownership, and transaction functions of NFT cards. These standards define the data structure and functionality of NFT on the blockchain.
IPFS (InterPlanetary File System): IPFS is a peer-to-peer distributed file system used to store and obtain metadata and images of NFT cards. Ensure the immutability and accessibility of files by saving their hash values on the blockchain.
Frontend development: Use web technologies (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) or mobile application development technologies (React Native, Flutter, etc.) to develop user interfaces. These technologies can achieve card display, transaction functions, and gameplay.
Database: For storing user data, card attributes, and transaction records, you can use traditional relational databases (such as MySQL, PostgreSQL) or distributed databases (such as MongoDB).
API and middleware: Use blockchain APIs and middleware, such as Infura, Alchemy, etc., to connect and interact with blockchain. These tools provide simplified methods for interacting and querying with smart contracts.
Security Audit: Conduct security audits on smart contracts to ensure their security and protection. Tools and services can be used to check for vulnerabilities and potential security issues in contracts.
