A long time ago, I wrote about two decentralized protocols: Lens vs Farcaster. That blog post explored the differences and similarities of both protocols. Time has passed, and while I still have an account on Lens, I mainly use Farcaster through Warpcast. However, at some point, I got an invite to join Bluesky. Again, I should have been using it more. Still, recently, on Farcaster, people have been asking about Bluesky protocol, AT, and I decided to write a new blog post comparing Farcaster a...

This last Friday, the Farcaster team released something cool: frames.Frames are just "little" web apps that you can build if you know how to code a b...

We all make mistakes. The only difference is how we deal with them; hiding them is always the worst solution. Let's check one of the most famous huma...

Understanding the ThreatScam links pose a significant risk in the world of cryptocurrency, especially when it comes to minting new tokens. A few days ...

A simple way to automatically cast messages using Github Actions and Google Spreadsheets.

If things were not crazy enough, my boss just came asking me to recruit someone who, as far as I know, is just an illusion. After doing some research ...

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I've been a user of both decentralized solutions for a few months now, and I wanted to compare them to understand how each solution has been buil...

I've been a web3 developer for some time, especially with the OBEY crew. I've created the backend, the front end, and the smart contract, but I have never launched my collection. For a long time, this has been something in the back of my mind, but I never had the time or the idea (even though I'v...

In my previous post , I explained how my first year in web3 went. Now, one year later, I've collected around 150 NFTs, and while none are over 1 ETH, I would be really sad if I lost one. First steps toward security While I was already buying ETH and minting some NFTs, I did everything with my M...