We’re excited to introduce you to Dave, our alpha-level release!
We know some of you have been eagerly anticipating this moment, and while we could have kept refining it behind the scenes, we decided to share it with you now to gather your invaluable feedback and bug reports. With your help, we can make improvements more quickly! Please use the newly created #its-all-about-dave channel in Discord for this.
Dave is the first of our experimental client applications for you to get hands on and adding data and reading data from the network. And as a jumping off point for other devs to dissect and understand how things function
What Can You Do with Dave?
Connect your wallet: Authenticate Project Dave and sign transactions.
View and search your files: Access and explore your file library and metadata.
Upload files: Seamlessly upload files and handle payment for uploads.
Download files: Retrieve your stored files with ease.
Getting Started
Download the version that suits your operating system from the links below:
Mac
Universal:Download Here Note for Mac users: You may see a warning about the app being from an unverified developer. After installing the app in your Applications folder, right-click and select “Open” to bypass the warning.
about 5 minutes, make sure you are in the Arbitrum Sepolia Network on your Mobile MetaMask wallet. copy your public wallet Address(should be the same as your mainnet address) usually starts with 0x61 go to the website and paste that into the website faucet. you should see the ETH in your Arbitrum Sepolia network.
note that what they are sending you are Arbitrum Sepolia Test ETH, so these won’t show up in your mainnet ETH only on your Arbitrum Sepolia network Wallet.
Yeah, I probably messed up by trying to get the tokens without having the wallet connected first. It proceeded to a degree and said “Come back in 12 hours.”
Now, why did I do that? Well, because I never use ETH, normally use Brave, and after some Googling found out that the integrated wallet it has messes up the connection with Metamask. I decided to try with the address only, thinking that “what the F is the ‘connection’ anyway…” and got the results above. Then tried again with Firefox, and managed to connect the Metamask, and it seemed to proceed, but I still don’t have the tokens.
OK, I’m a moron, but still… Jesus Christ, how much I hate doing anything “crypto”, it’s always full of special cases, unpredictable prices and all sorts of gotchas.