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In this guide, we will add a user login and an in-app purchase (IAP) button to a web product (basic HTML file). We will do this using a couple of w3c web components from https://pay2my.app: FOSS, some HTML, and some JavaScript. We'll do this without a back-end, and then iteratively add the optional — but selectively valuable — back-end (sample Node.js).
The word "liberating" in the title of this tutorial is somewhat overloaded, on purpose:
For the first time since the creation of mainstream social media platforms, the number of American users with at least one social media profile decreased in 2018. People are choosing to leave social media platforms for many reasons, from the platforms’ negative effect on mental health to the general mistrust of platform owners. Users are increasingly becoming aware of the amount of power single entities hold over their information. However, a move toward decentralized social media could put power back in the user’s hands.
Many social media profiles are connected to email addresses, phone numbers and other personal identifications. Wherever there is data, there is scope for breach. The need for a system that separates a user’s profile from their sensitive information online is greater following security breaches on Facebook, Twitter, and more.
With the significant rise of cryptocurrencies and the increasing glamor associated with it, the demand for a service where users can buy or sell cryptocurrency from any trading exchange, without having an account is extremely high. By fundamentally partnering with multiple exchanges to offer users an integrated and simplified experience, an exchange aggregator platform brings the much-needed ease and value of carrying out transactions for users.
Without having to wade through multiple log-in procedures across multiple exchanges, users can receive all the information that they need on a single unified interface. What’s more, with the current regulatory environment becoming more and more stringent by the day, an aggregator is immune to the constant fluctuation of rules and regulations, since they technically function as a global exchange, not bound by major legal stipulations.