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In this tutorial, a browser-based runtime called [WebContainers](https://webcontainers.io/) is leveraged to create a minimal development environment only in the browser to acheive interactive tutorial experiences. Let's use the latest web capabilities to deliver a nice browser-based development experience for a new generation of interactive courses.
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Although some of the complexity is wrapped up, intuitively writing "Hello Common Knowledge Base!" into a cell on CKB testnet is really just `three steps`:
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This function creates a new transaction that adds a cell with the proposed on-chain message.
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1. Create a transaction skeleton that serves as a blueprint for the final transaction.
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Define the output cell, which includes the capacity and lock script, and add it to the transaction skeleton, which is a mutable data structure used to construct a CKB transaction incrementally.
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2. Modify the transaction skeleton to include the necessary capacity to cover the output cell by injecting enough input cells.
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3. Pay the transaction fee by `payFeeByFeeRate` function, again, provided by Lumos.
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2.Define the output cell, which includes the capacity and lock script, and add it to the transaction skeleton, which is a mutable data structure used to construct a CKB transaction incrementally.
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3. Modify the transaction skeleton to include the necessary capacity to cover the output cell by injecting enough input cells.
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4. Pay the transaction fee by `payFeeByFeeRate` function, again, provided by Lumos.
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