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| 9.0 | 9.3 | |
| 6 days ago | about 13 hours ago | |
| TypeScript | TypeScript | |
| - | MIT License |
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Unauthorized Blockchain Domain Names: What's a Brand to Do? | JD Supra
Regarding the decentralization question, I'd have to check with someone on the registry team for a definitive answer — I work in DevOps on the ecomm side so it's not my area of expertise. My understanding is that when you mint a domain, the record gets written to either the Polygon or Ethereum blockchain using our open-source smart contracts. The resolver looks up those records when you query the domain which then points it to whichever blockchain record that has the latest resolution info for your domain name, which it does by crawling through metadata references. The entirety of that lookup process is contained within the resolver. There are no separate name servers under our control that need to be queried.
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Ask HN: Can you help me understand modern web development?
In the quickstart of web3-onboard [1], the first lines are used to import node modules (which can't be done in the browser) and then awaits some user action (that presumably take place in the browser) ... in the same file ?!
[1] : https://github.com/blocknative/web3-onboard#quickstart
Thanks a lot
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My first actual blockchain project: a polygon tipping widget
Integrate Onboard so all wallets work on mobile! https://github.com/blocknative/onboard
- Front-End dev here. What libraries is everyone using to connect to Web3 Providers?
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✨ Feature Request - Cosigner Support With Gnosis Safe
Wallets that work with Gnosis Safe need to work with the Blocknative team to have their SDK added to the Onboard.js library. Existing compatible SWs are MetaMask, Coinbase wallet, Portis, and any SW that bridges with WalletConnect which MEW could also enable to provide support.
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Is it possible to confirm the safeTxHash with other hardware wallets, e.g. BitBox, CoolWallet, and GridPlus?
In order for hardware wallets (HWs) to be compatible to verify using the Gnosis Safe safeTxHash they must implement Blocknative's Onboard library into their wallet software.
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Website v2.2 Live + ETH v2
Thanks for the feedback, I'll share it with the devs. The coinbase wallet problem is a blocknative issue already reported by me on their github. If I remember correctly, you can still access to the website using the browser inside the coinbase app.
What are some alternatives?
eattheblocks - Source code for Eat The Blocks, a screencast for Ethereum Dapp Developers
create-eth-app - Create Ethereum-powered apps with one command
etherspot-sdk - The only SDK you need to Go Multichain A managed, Smart Wallet platform that allows you to leverage the best features of the Ethereum Multiverse quickly with minimal effort and cost. Etherspot is an all-in-one, EVM-compatible platform that accelerates ideas and their execution. Get real-time notifications and have your application bootstrapped in a matter of hours instead of months. With just few lines of code you can instantiate Etherspot SDK on compatible EVM-chains such as: Polygon, BSC, Gnosis(xDAI), Fantom and Avalanche.
hey - Hey is a decentralized and permissionless social media app built with Lens Protocol 🌿
resolution-service
Aurox-Wallet - 💳 Simplest and safest way to access your crypto wallet and the blockchain ⛓️
resolution - A library to resolve blockchain domain names.
Enkrypt - Enkrypt: Multichain web3 wallet
Rabby - The game-changing wallet for Ethereum and all EVM chains
meroku - A community owned dApp store
xLog - 🪽 An open-source creative community written on the blockchain.