Immediately get started developing smart contracts
Posted on Sat 28 January 2023 in tech • Tagged with solidity, docker, ethereum, foundry, collective
Immediately get started developing smart contracts using the Collective.
Full tutorial on YouTube:
Posted on Sat 28 January 2023 in tech • Tagged with solidity, docker, ethereum, foundry, collective
Immediately get started developing smart contracts using the Collective.
Full tutorial on YouTube:
Posted on Tue 13 December 2022 in tech • Tagged with TypeScript, npmjs, web3, Ethereum, governance
@collectivexyz just published @collectivexyz/governance
Install from command line:
$ npm install @collectivexyz/governance
Install using yarn:
$ yarn add @collectivexyz/governance
Simple example to connect to a governance contract.
import { EthWallet, Governance, GovernanceBuilder, CollectiveGovernance } from '@collectivexyz/governance';
import Web3 from 'web3';
export async function connect(): Promise<Governance> {
try {
const rpcUrl …Posted on Sat 10 December 2022 in tech • Tagged with ethereum, solidity, typescript, ethers
Here is a trivial example that finds an event from a Transaction Receipt in ethers js.
Posted on Thu 08 December 2022 in tech • Tagged with ethereum, solidity, typescript, ethers
Although there are examples of getting events from a particular transaction using ethers js. I found it fairly difficult to find an example that searches for events from a particular block or transaction. Here is a code to do just that:
Posted on Mon 05 December 2022 in tech • Tagged with ethereum, solidity, typescript, ethers
The Internet is guilty of having a supreme lack of trivial functional examples. In the past trivial examples frequently functioned as the documentation for various libraries and utilities. While that was probably what we refert to now as the 'bad old days.' The modern focus on documentation and literate code …
Posted on Thu 17 November 2022 in tech • Tagged with Ethereum, Solidity, web3, c++, devops
Building Solidity's compiler solc is nothing short of a bear. It is using complex external dependencies like boost with some optional dependencies. Moreover the build depends on specific versions of these packages. This amount of complexity for a compiler is a topic of another post but it does give me …