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What if your stablecoins could earn you Bitcoin every day? Introducing ern.app

Oh, and of course, everything is OSS and self-hostable, as usual: github.com/ethui/stacks

While the initial current premise may be simple, we feel this could eliminate a lot of boilerplate and time spent on "just getting up and running" Plus, this is only the beginning. we have much more planned to improve Deveoper Exp even further

Today we're releasing an internal an internal tool we've been using for the past months ethui.dev/blog/stacks

thousands of onchain builders live, work, and ship from Portugal. but, they rarely gather in the same place... time to change that: introducing Onchain Lisbon: onchainlisbon.com

@opnsense I understand that. but, unless I'm missing some scenario, 10.1.2.3/16 is a meaningless value (the user either meant /32, or meant 10.1.0.0) so allowing it is bad UX, and leads to more human error. especially in a firewall, where mistakes can be critical

@naps62 it depends on the service to be configured. in some cases (like this one) the service automatically masks the host bits. Either omit the subnet or use /32 when you want a single host. That's best practice.

@opnsense allows setting 10.1.10.1/16 as a valid src/dest on a firewall rule but the mask makes it equivalent to 10.1.0.0/16, meaning all addresses in the 10.1 subnet feels like a UX failure. shouldn't I be warned I'm probably making a mistake?

@opnsense also should add, having "log packets handled by this rule" off by default heavily contributed to me not noticing this soon enough

Published a few tips for #ethereum dapp development In my experience, this setup is practically indistinguishable from hot code reload at chain level yet I see so many teams running their cli commands over and over and over I don't have that patience naps62.com/posts/how-i-bu…

Spent barely 4h working on an entire react frontend for a smart contract: - Claude code implementing structure given by Figma - @ethuidev fast mode to quickly iterate on transactions - some fancy scripting for auto-reloading contracts in real-time What a breeze

🚨Frontiers by @paradigm x @AnthropicAI! 🚨 We have been strong advocates of using AI tools in our day-to-day development over the last few months. @tobias_h_noonan will present "Mastering Claude Code" ahead of our intense hackathon, which will run through the rest of the day! We will have free credits available for everyone to supercharge their development. See you all next week in San Francisco!

The Ethereum Community Foundation is proud to launch BlobKit, a full-feature SDK that makes Ethereum’s native data layer usable. We said we were here to burn ETH. This is how we start. BlobKit gives developers a direct way to write to blobspace. It handles encoding, commitments, and transaction formatting without requiring custom infrastructure. What used to take hundreds of lines of code now takes one.

@ethuidev is now published on @taikaigarden 🤜🤛

Here's some bike-shedding no one asked for: Using Rust in Unity via FFI (and all the cross-platform nonsense that comes with it) maybe one day I'll actually get to the gamedev part naps62.com/posts/unity-me…

🧵 1/ Starbase is back! This time around we’re gathering Builders by the Sea for one last gathering before summer kicks in. 📅 July 9th, 9-19h GMT+1 📍 Vila Nova de Gaia, Porto

so now we have built-in rate limiters in on-chain protocols?

the current permissions by @claude_code seem very limited, at least at first glance e.g. an allow rule for "Bash(find:*)" would allow this: `find . -exec rm {} \;` the model itself refuses to run this obvious case, but what about more obfuscated cases?

if you have ethui as well, you automatically get local ABI decoding. meaning you can quickly interact with any contracts, without setting up cumbersome verifiers or other tools. just anvil + forge + ethui, and you're good to go

We built our own explorer. not to compete with existing ones, but to be able to offer a more complete experience in local development You can try it at explorer.ethui.dev (or run it yourself, as usual)

New feature just landed on ethui: ethui.dev/blog/ethui-exp…