I´m very excited to share my debut web3 product release 🥳
🖼️ NFT Gallery Widget 🖼️ Rotate through your collections seamlessly.
- Support for 11 leading blockchains
- Highly customizable
- On all platforms
- Powered by @opensea
Available on every App Store around the world.
Let me know what you think 🙂 #NFT #iOS
I’m excited to share that we won
Best Mobile App @walletconnect.lens 📱 & Best SDK use by MetaMask 🦊
with our native iOS App zkSwap we build during the @ethglobal.lens Paris Hackathon 🥳🍾
iCloud Keychain coming to Chrome with macOS Sonoma 🔒
That was the only reason I switched to a third-party password manager; I wonder how many Apple users will be switching back to iCloud Keychain with this one feature enabled?
lifehacker.com/you-can-finally-use-icloud-keychain-in-chrome-1850639711
Google enables Passkeys
If you hate that screen, enable passkeys and never search for your iPad in the living room again.
Github Passkeys in Beta🐈⬛
First, slowly, then suddenly, we will be moving from passwords to passkeys.
Exciting times for everyone being the it-department of their family
www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/github-goes-passwordless-announces-passkeys-beta-preview/
Introducing:
Recurring Payment-based Membership NFTs in Web3.
Businesses need recurrent stable income streams rather than unpredictable ones based on hype and market conditions.
So we separated "ownership" from "use" by modifying an ERC721 contract and started building a B2B product around it.
We want to enable new, more sustainable, long-term-oriented business models in the Ethereum Ecosystem by combining the successful subscription model from web2 with the digital property rights from web3.
ethglobal.com/showcase/recurring-payment-based-memberships-in-web3-bku7j
In 10 years, most certificates will be issued on-chain, which will make them portable throughout the internet and easily verifiable.
Platforms like LinkedIn, or whatever the equivalent on the @lensprotocol will be, will not rely on user input, they will check credentials themself and give you the option to display them.
Thanks for the certificate @alchemyuniversity.lens, this bootcamp was a lot of fun!
Here are three reasons this 8-week Ethereum Developer Bootcamp stood out to me:
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Starts with the fundamentals You go from cryptography to bitcoins utxo model, Ethereum use of Merkle trees, etc. My basic knowledge of cryptography and blockchain is much stronger now, fueling my intrinsic motivation.
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Extremely well structured It’s so well structured that I use it as a cheat sheet when developing smart contacts. With a few clicks, I can revisit how it’s done. Even down to the subcategories, it feels very thoughtfully curated.
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Focus on coding There are many coding challenges for almost every topic. Hard enough to pass them over time but also not that hard, and not too many to feel like you are getting bored with it.
#web3dev #web3 #ethereum #dev
When I started my channel, I kept it very generic. I just wanted to get it started.
But after ten videos, it´s clear what I want to do with this. I want to excite people about web3 products. So I went in for a rebrand and got a new tagline: "For the curious web3 end-user"
Let me know what you think and how you like the banner ⬇️ lenstube.xyz/channel/cappuccino.lens
Smart Contracts Explained - The Digital Vending Machine
I fucking love smart contracts, and it´s the main reason I got into blockchains.
This is the video you can pass on when someone asks you how you could explain it in simple terms.
Also, thanks to @ethglobal.lens for that cool shirt! 🔥
I just submitted my final project and thereby finished my eight-week Ethereum developer bootcamp with @alchemyuniversity.lens 🥳 Crazy to see what’s available for free online nowadays. I have already finished multiple courses in my career, this is what stood out in this one:
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Starts with the fundamentals You go from cryptography to bitcoins utxo model, Ethereum use of Merkle trees, etc. My basic knowledge of cryptography and blockchain is so much stronger now, which fuels my intrinsic motivation
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Extremely well structured It’s so well structured I use it as a cheat sheet when developing some smart contacts. With a few clicks, I can revisit how it’s done. Even down to the subcategories, it feels very thoughtfully curated
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Focus on coding There are a lot of coding challenges for almost every topic. Hard enough to pass them over time but also not that hard, and not too many to feel like you are getting bored with it.
Anyway, can’t recommend it enough. Great work by the @alchemyuniversity.lens