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James Kim

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@fruitlingvalley unwrapping the tech behind the UX part 1 Starting a series of technical posts to discuss how Fruitling Valley works behind the scenes. 😀 Part 1: Optimistic Actions If you tap to harvest, animations and harvested fruit should be visible instantly—not 6 seconds later, when the transaction confirms. We have around 40 types of actions to support (plant, hatch, build, collect, ...) ⛓️ A typical onchain flow looks like this: 1. Tap to harvest 2. Send transaction (~1s) 3. Wait for inclusion (~2s) 4. Wait for receipt (~ 4s) 5. Parse logs 6. Update state That’s multiple seconds before the player sees any feedback. For a game, that’s UNACCEPTABLE. 🍓 How Fruitling Valley works 1. Press harvest 2. *Simulate the transaction locally (< 50ms)* 3. Update state *immediately* 4. Send the transaction onchain 5. Wait for tx confirmation 6. If logs match → nothing changes 6.b. If logs differ → recompute + re-render The player experiences instant feedback. The chain remains the source of truth.
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