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As a developer in the blockchain space, you already know the complexities of building and deploying dApps. Forward Factory, part of the Forward ecosystem, is revolutionizing how developers approach dApp creation by offering a code-to-earn model. But this article isn’t about what Forward Factory is – it’s about why you, as a developer, should be paying attention. In this blog, we’ll dive into the real challenges developers face – from time-consuming deployment to monetization issues – and how Forward’s tools, like its no-code platform and multi-chain support, provide a solution.  If you’re looking to streamline your development process, maximise your earnings, and scale your dApps across multiple chains with minimal effort, read till the end to know why Forward Factory is the platform you need. Why Forward Factory is the smarter way to code and earn In the traditional dApp development process, developers spend countless hours setting up both front-end and back-end systems, integrating multiple tools, and dealing with multi-chain complexities.  Forward Factory eliminates these bottlenecks with its streamlined features, helping you save time, effort, and money while maximising your earning potential. Here’s how! Full-Stack deployment vs Separate tools for front-end and back-end Traditional approach: Usually, developers would need to use a variety of tools (like Remix for smart contracts, Web3.js for front-end integration, and hosting platforms for deployment) and manually ensure compatibility between them. With Forward Factory: The platform allows you to deploy both the UI (front-end and admin panel) and back-end (smart contract) in a single step, automatically linking them together. This cuts out the complexity of manual integrations and reduces deployment time significantly. Benefit: Save time, effort, and reduce complexity. Multi-Chain Contract Compiler vs Single-Chain Deployment Traditional approach: When deploying a dApp to multiple chains, developers would manually write or adapt their code for each blockchain, dealing…

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