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Check out our docs on Account Abstraction for more information: remix-ide.readthedocs.io/en/latest/acco…

🎧🎶Did you know❓ A Dapp can pay your gas fees instead of you. EIP-7702 enables this by letting your EOA (wallet) delegate to a smart contract. That contract can include sponsorship logic, so a third party, like an app, onboarding a new user who doesn't hold ETH yet, submits and pays for the transaction on your behalf. Remix has a template that lets you try this hands-on. Load the EIP-7702 template and start building.

Full details on the EthMumbai website: ethmumbai.in/conference

Attending @ethmumbai tomorrow❓Don't miss an insightful session on Vibecoding in Remix by @AniketEngg, plus a sneak peek at upcoming Remix v2 features. 2:30 PM IST. See you there!!

🎙️ Are you someone new to smart contract development? @EthereumRemix is one of the best resource available to you to begin experimenting and learning blockchain development. Hear @ryestew and @pippertetsing give you a breakdown in this clip from DevNTell

Remix also supports one-click verification with @Etherscan on the Deploy and Run plugin. Learn how verification works in the Remix documentation. remix-ide.readthedocs.io/en/latest/cont…

🎧🎶Did you know❓ Deploying a smart contract without verifying it is a serious red flag to users. Wallets like @MetaMask & @Rabby_io wouldn't be able to decode calls into human-readable descriptions, and users would only see raw hex data when interacting with your contract. Remix makes contract verification easier with the Contract Verification plugin, which supports popular tools such as @SourcifyEth, @etherscan, @blockscout, and @routescan_io.

...and we are live. Join the stream on YouTube youtube.com/watch?v=joOvXE…

Have you signed up for our second of DevNTell of the week? Today, we’ll be joined by @EthereumRemix Lead DevRel @ryestew who will give us an overview of the platform and more! RSVP to watch the episode live luma.com/c4bl3o1j

RSVP here and explore the big changes coming in Remix v2 with @narb_s, @ryestew, and @developer_dao. luma.com/c4bl3o1j

Remix will be on DevNTell this week! Join us this Friday at 4:30 pm UTC on @devntellxyz as we talk about Remix v2. We'll be showcasing major updates, including: • The updated MCP server • The new Front-end Builder • User Accounts and Cloud Storage • AI Chat History ...and the new UI for the Deploy and Run plugin.

🎧🎶Did you know❓ You can optimize your Solidity code in Remix using the compiler's optimizer. It runs a series of transformation passes over your code to simplify it by eliminating dead code, folding constants, and inlining functions. You can find this option in the Solidity Compiler's advanced configuration settings.

Are you someone looking to learn web3 development? 🎙️ In the second episode of DevNTell this week we'll be joined by @EthereumRemix Lead DevRel @ryestew who'll give us an overview of the platform, how it can help you up your smart contract game and more 📅 Feb 27 📋 RSVP to watch the episode live luma.com/c4bl3o1j

Depending on how you configure it, this can reduce your deployment cost, lower the gas cost of function calls, or balance both. One important caveat: the optimizer settings you compile with are baked into the bytecode, so they must stay consistent across compilation, auditing, and verification. Different settings on identical source code produce different bytecode, which will break Etherscan verification. Learn more about optimizing your Solidity code from the Solidity documentation → docs.soliditylang.org/en/latest/inte…

@EFDevcon @ethmumbai Meet up with Remix!

Mumbai, we're coming back 🇮🇳 In less than a month we're returning to continue the journey to Devcon 8 at @ethmumbai! Who should we meet while we're there?

@nessa_ndikom @github @dev3pack 🔥

remember when i was having trouble figuring out how to push my code from Remix IDE to GitHub while learning Solidity? i was struggling because the written resources i found didn't break down the steps into bits and assumed too much prior knowledge. i only figured things out after watching a YouTube video that actually explained it step by step. being a technical writer, i thought: why not write my own guide, specifically made for complete beginners to using @EthereumRemix? so i did. 😊 this guide is for beginners to using @EthereumRemix's web version who want their work safely backed up and version-controlled on GitHub, without needing to touch the command line. check it out below: ↓ hi @ryestew. i wrote this to help the developer community navigate Remix's GitHub integration more easily. i'd love to hear your thoughts if you get a chance to read through it.

With Safe Modules, you can add custom logic to your Multisig. For example, you can let a single signer spend up to X ETH/day, automate recurring payments, etc. With Safe Guards, you can add additional restrictions to your Multisig. For example, you can cap the max transaction size, whitelist addresses, or block certain operations. Learn more about Safe Modules → docs.safe.global/advanced/smart… Learn more about Safe Guards → docs.safe.global/advanced/smart…

🎧🎶Did you know❓ Remix has a Gnosis @safe template, which you can use to extend Safe's functionality beyond basic multisig features and add your own custom logic using Safe Modules and your own restrictions using Safe Guards? Check out the template on remix.ethereum.org