Patrick Okaforwritesbypatrick.hashnode.dev·Oct 7, 2024TypeScript and JavaScriptAs a beginner in TypeScript, I loved everything about it, including its type-system and how VSCode supports it. I am a bit conservative, highly-aware, and security-conscious, and TypeScript naturally satisfies these preferences. TypeScript is a stric...TypeScript
Biliqis Onikoyibiliqisonikoyi.hashnode.dev·Sep 24, 2023Web3 WalletsWallets We use wallets to keep our money, well, in this case not really. In Web3, wallets help us store and manage the keys that give us access to our assets for example cryptocurrency and NFTs. Wallets are the interface that allows us to perform tra...1 likeWeb3 Wallets
Michael Lohrblog.lohr.dev·Jun 18, 2023Making IBANs more memorableOr: "How I fixed IBANs with Bitcoin". This article is supposed to walk you through the journey I had while exploring an idea I had in mind for making IBANs more memorable. The IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is a standardized international n...291 readsBitcoin
Ugochukwu Charles Eugeneeaglecharles.hashnode.dev·Apr 22, 2023Unlock Your Mind: How to Create a Memory Palace for Incredible RecallIntroduction Improving your memory refers to the process of enhancing your ability to retain and recall information effectively. Memory is a vital mental function that plays a significant role in our daily lives, from remembering important dates and ...2 likes·35 readsMemory Improvement Techniques
Dayanahello-dayana.hashnode.dev·Oct 28, 2022Web3 Hackathon 101: Crypto Wallet BasicsCrypto Wallet Basics If you're a developer just starting out with blockchain development and building DApps, it's critical to understand the components that make up a crypto wallet. Wallets are how users will interact with your DApps & you'll utilize...40 readsWeb3 Hackathon 101crypto wallet
Dayanahello-dayana.hashnode.dev·Oct 26, 2022Web3 Hackathon 101: How To Not Expose Your Private Key / Mnemonic PhraseWhy You Should Be Careful at Web3 Hackathons This is advice for developers who need to utilize a crypto wallet to deploy, test, and interact with the DApps they build during a hackathon. If you are a developer who is participating in a web3 hackathon...76 readsWeb3 Hackathon 101.env
Liam Vuliamvu.hashnode.dev·Oct 11, 2022Understand Crypto Keys in WalletWe will explore how a crypto wallet works in general and find out if our money is truly safe. Did you hear about mnemonic, derivation paths, private and public keys? Crypto wallet components Metamask example: Key managements Mnemonic (BIP39): a ...1 like·136 readsBlockchaincrypto wallet
Jinwoo Cheonhellocrypto.hashnode.dev·Jun 10, 2022How to create your own Mnemonic Wallet API for EthereumWhat is Mnemonic? Well for starters, mnemonic in the blockchain world refers to a set of words that are used recover a crypto wallet. Crypto wallets use asymmetric key algorithm so you'll have a 'public key' and a 'private key'. With just the priva...57 readsEthereum
