History: Slavs

Posted on Sun 22 October 2023 in dictionary • Tagged with people

Central Eastern Europe- The Slavs were a central European people who eventually migrated and separated into three groups: western, southern, and eastern Slavs. The Germans felt it was important for them to convert the Slavs to Christianity and expended great effort in doing so, 1000 CE. The Polish, Czech and …


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did-eth 60: EIP1056Registry

Posted on Thu 19 October 2023 in tech

EIP1056Registry Pull Request did-eth-60

• renames registry to remove the word 'Ethereum' • upgrades solidity version to 0.8.15, a more recent and stable version • implements the EIP1056Registry interface • provides documentation for all contract functions

Closes Standardized Contract Interface


History: manorialism

Posted on Sun 15 October 2023 in dictionary

Manorialism extended the concept of feudal fiefdom's as a principal land owner, or Lord, was the overseer and master of a Manor. The Manor was the principal dwelling on the Lord's property or estate. The Lord had servants on the Manor known as serfs. The Lord was allowed to retain …


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The Case for Solidity-Only Testing in Smart Contract Development

Posted on Mon 09 October 2023 in tech • Tagged with ethereum, solidity, foundry

The Case for Solidity-Only Testing in Smart Contract Development

If you're diving into the world of Solidity and smart contracts, you may have wrestled with the question: should I develop and test my project entirely in Solidity? For those unfamiliar with the debate, the alternative is often testing using TypeScript …


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History: Hugh Capet

Posted on Sun 08 October 2023 in dictionary • Tagged with person

987- 996 CE - When the power and authority of the Frankish kings diminished in the West, the nobles chose Hugh Capet, count of Orl'eans and Paris to become king. The political intent of their choice is revealed in the fact that Capet was a minor land owner whose primary control …


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did-eth 59

Posted on Tue 03 October 2023 in tech

This PR introduces comprehensive testing in Solidity for the did-eth-registry. By consolidating our tests within a single high-performance Solidity framework, we simplify future improvements and refactoring efforts. This approach also eliminates the need to switch between different language implementations, streamlining our development process. Please review here for additional information.