We understand how easy it is to get overwhelmed by the vast amount of material on the internet when studying any topic. This is especially true for web3, as you have to dig and explore everything on your own. The MetaLamp team has prepared materials that dive deep into the very essence of current topics, so you can get the most out of reading them.
Here's a small selection⬇️
🔵 EIP-1153: Transient storage opcodes
🔵 Overview and Architecture of the LayerZero v2 Protocol
🔵 Explanation of ERC-6900: Modular Smart Contract Accounts and Plugins
🔵 Technical Overview of the UniswapX Protocol: Architecture, Integration Methods, and Order Execution
🔵Polymarket Explained: How Blockchain Prediction Markets Are Shaping the Future of Forecasting
🔵 Gnosis conditional token framework (CTF): tokenizing potential outcomes in prediction markets
🔵 Uma. Optimistic Oracle
🔵 The Compound DeFi Protocol v3
The guys maintain their Blockchain Wiki on GitHub and constantly update it. They also run their Telegram channel, where they review popular tools, events, and share news digests.
Here's a small selection
🔵Polymarket Explained: How Blockchain Prediction Markets Are Shaping the Future of Forecasting
The guys maintain their Blockchain Wiki on GitHub and constantly update it. They also run their Telegram channel, where they review popular tools, events, and share news digests.
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Web3 Development Company | Blockchain Solutions | Full Cycle Agency
Metalamp is a Software Development Company With a Primary Focus on Blockchain (Smart Contract), Web3 and Other Cutting-Edge Technologies for Business Innovation
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Ai auditor, you can try at http://savant.chat
Details: https://x.com/igorgulamov/status/1889051521708396755?s=46&t=-XYZGCrmrUhtg2zZTd_Yog
Details: https://x.com/igorgulamov/status/1889051521708396755?s=46&t=-XYZGCrmrUhtg2zZTd_Yog
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EF supports cross-chain framework to standardize interchain communication.
Source code: https://github.com/BootNodeDev/intents-framework/tree/main
Details: Link
Source code: https://github.com/BootNodeDev/intents-framework/tree/main
Details: Link
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Forwarded from Franco Victorio
Welcome to the Hardhat 3 Alpha! 🚀
Tutorial to get started: https://hardhat.org/hardhat3-alpha
The Hardhat team will be in this group to assist you in trying out Hardhat 3, and easily hear your feedback. It's a temporary group for the alpha phase.
Hardhat 3 is a major overhaul with exciting new features:
- 🧪 Solidity tests as a first-class testing option
- 🌐 Multichain support for today's rollup-centric world
- ⚡️ Rust-powered runtime for faster execution
- 🧱 Revamped build system with full npm compatibility and build profiles
- 🚀 Hardhat Ignition for streamlined contract deployments
Since this is still an alpha release, things will change, and your feedback can make a big difference. Let us know what you think and need!
Tutorial to get started: https://hardhat.org/hardhat3-alpha
The Hardhat team will be in this group to assist you in trying out Hardhat 3, and easily hear your feedback. It's a temporary group for the alpha phase.
Hardhat 3 is a major overhaul with exciting new features:
- 🧪 Solidity tests as a first-class testing option
- 🌐 Multichain support for today's rollup-centric world
- ⚡️ Rust-powered runtime for faster execution
- 🧱 Revamped build system with full npm compatibility and build profiles
- 🚀 Hardhat Ignition for streamlined contract deployments
Since this is still an alpha release, things will change, and your feedback can make a big difference. Let us know what you think and need!
hardhat.org
Getting started with Hardhat 3 | Ethereum development environment for professionals by Nomic Foundation
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Forwarded from Vladimir S. | Officer's Channel (Vladimir S. | officercia)
FYI OpenZeppelin just launched a user-friendly interface to make it easily accessible: safeutils.openzeppelin.com
#security #privacy #opsec
#security #privacy #opsec
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Forwarded from 0xMikko.Eth
I spent last week and tested various AI auditors. In this video I'll answer how to use them in prod? And could machines finally replace human auditors today?
Special report: https://x.com/0xmikko_eth/status/1902007613216235710
Special report: https://x.com/0xmikko_eth/status/1902007613216235710
🧠 Ethereum’s Account Abstraction: The Endgame
📖 New post from 2077 Research
🔗 Read here
This one’s a gem if you’re building in the AA space or just trying to keep up with where Ethereum is heading.
It goes beyond ERC-4337 and touches on the bigger picture — what a full AA future might actually *look* like. Stateless architecture, modular mempools, native account features… it’s all in there.
💡 Some key points:
– Why EOAs are holding us back
– How EIP-3074 and EIP-7702 change the game
– What “intent-centric” UX really means
– And how wallets could become way more powerful (and easier to use)
If you’re working on wallets, bundlers, infra — or just love thinking about protocol design — highly recommend reading.
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@soliditypedia
📖 New post from 2077 Research
🔗 Read here
This one’s a gem if you’re building in the AA space or just trying to keep up with where Ethereum is heading.
It goes beyond ERC-4337 and touches on the bigger picture — what a full AA future might actually *look* like. Stateless architecture, modular mempools, native account features… it’s all in there.
💡 Some key points:
– Why EOAs are holding us back
– How EIP-3074 and EIP-7702 change the game
– What “intent-centric” UX really means
– And how wallets could become way more powerful (and easier to use)
If you’re working on wallets, bundlers, infra — or just love thinking about protocol design — highly recommend reading.
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@soliditypedia
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2024 Solidity Developer Survey
🏆 Foundry became the most utilized devtool, with 51.1% of respondents indicating its use.
https://soliditylang.org/blog/2025/04/25/solidity-developer-survey-2024-results/
@soliditypedia
🏆 Foundry became the most utilized devtool, with 51.1% of respondents indicating its use.
https://soliditylang.org/blog/2025/04/25/solidity-developer-survey-2024-results/
@soliditypedia
Solidity Programming Language
Solidity Developer Survey 2024 Results | Solidity Programming Language
Posted by Vishwa Mehta on April 25, 2025
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Forwarded from Ciara Nightingale
Gm Solidit lovers and auditoooooors, for those of you wanting to learn Rust, SmartContractProgrammer just released a BANGER course on Updraft I thought you might like to know about 🦀
https://x.com/cyfrinupdraft/status/1942572443152859219?s=46&t=pYBMKFv-BwH_VeQ5_o0tYQ
https://x.com/cyfrinupdraft/status/1942572443152859219?s=46&t=pYBMKFv-BwH_VeQ5_o0tYQ
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Cyfrin Updraft 🟩 (@CyfrinUpdraft) on X
Updraft’s newest course is now live: Rust Programming Basics 🎉🚀
A 3 hour course to learn:
- Rust variables and functions
- Scalar types, arrays, strings
- Control flow
And much more, completely for free!
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A 3 hour course to learn:
- Rust variables and functions
- Scalar types, arrays, strings
- Control flow
And much more, completely for free!
Get started today 👇
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In early 2014, a group of developers working on the Ethereum project realized they needed a high-level language to write smart contracts—something secure, human-readable, and purpose-built for blockchain logic.
Among them was Christian Reitwiessner, a German computer scientist. Inspired by JavaScript, C++, and Python, he envisioned a language that would allow developers to define trustless rules directly on-chain.
Working with Alex Beregszaszi and others, they began building a language that would compile into EVM bytecode. The goal was to abstract away the complexity of writing raw opcodes while offering safety and precision.
They called it Solidity—a name reflecting both strength and determinism.
The first version appeared in late 2014. As Ethereum launched in 2015, Solidity quickly became the foundation of the decentralized revolution, enabling everything from ICOs to DeFi, DAOs, and NFTs.
From a few lines of contract code, Solidity evolved into a global standard, powering trillions in value—and transforming how the world thinks about software, ownership, and finance.
The rest is immutable history.
Among them was Christian Reitwiessner, a German computer scientist. Inspired by JavaScript, C++, and Python, he envisioned a language that would allow developers to define trustless rules directly on-chain.
Working with Alex Beregszaszi and others, they began building a language that would compile into EVM bytecode. The goal was to abstract away the complexity of writing raw opcodes while offering safety and precision.
They called it Solidity—a name reflecting both strength and determinism.
The first version appeared in late 2014. As Ethereum launched in 2015, Solidity quickly became the foundation of the decentralized revolution, enabling everything from ICOs to DeFi, DAOs, and NFTs.
From a few lines of contract code, Solidity evolved into a global standard, powering trillions in value—and transforming how the world thinks about software, ownership, and finance.
The rest is immutable history.
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