Ashish Meenablockchaindeveloperblog.hashnode.dev·Sep 25, 2023Enhancing Security with receive() and fallback() in Ethereum Contracts (Part-1)INTRODUCTION Hey everyone I am back with a new article about the receive and fallback function. I will explain everything about these two functions in easy wording. RECEIVE FUNCTION First in short if we create a receive function in our contract then ...DiscussWeMakeDevs
Isaac Wangercodekyng.hashnode.dev·Sep 23, 2023Mastering Solidity Functions: Building Blocks of Ethereum Smart ContractsIn Solidity, a function is a fundamental unit of code that performs a specific task or operation. Functions are essential to smart contracts as they enable them to interact with external entities, other smart contracts, and their code. A Solidity fun...Discuss·1 likeSolidity
megabyteblog.megabyte0x.xyz·Sep 21, 2023Deploy your OWN Hyperlanegm gm gm!!!Hyperlane is a Permissionless Protocol which means that anyone can deploy their own Hyperlane Protocol on any chain without requiring any permission from the core team. In this tutorial, we will learn how to deploy Hyperlane on Polygon zkE...Discuss·3 likesDiving into HyperlaneSolidity
Charlie noobslearn.hashnode.dev·Sep 20, 2023Getter and Enum FunctionsI know that I previously wrote about what I've learned about Solidity functions, but I've recently picked up two more terms to add to that. These are "getter functions" and "enum functions," which play a crucial role in designing smart contracts. In ...DiscussFundamentals of Smart Contracts and SoliditySolidity
Gathin Tgathin.hashnode.dev·Sep 18, 2023Ethers.js to Viem: A Hands-On Open Source MigrationLooking to get started with Viem...... Here is an open-source contribution that I have made to TalentLayer organization's TalentLayer-Starter-Kit repository making a complete removal of ethers.js dependency and using viem instead through this Pull re...Discuss·20 likes·57 readsEthereum
33Audits33audits.hashnode.dev·Sep 18, 2023ERC20 Weirdness & Attacks Part 1The ERC20 specification is one of the oldest token standards on Ethereum. When it was first created the creators themselves could not foresee all of the issues that would come from the standard being so loosely defined. In smart contract auditing, yo...recursive eth and 1 other are discussing this2 people are discussing thisDiscuss·2 likes·329 readsSolidity
Charlie noobslearn.hashnode.dev·Sep 16, 2023Solidity FunctionsOverview Think of Solidity functions as the architects of Ethereum smart contracts, carefully designing the interactive blueprints that power decentralized applications (DApps). These functions are the cornerstone of every Solidity smart contract, al...DiscussFundamentals of Smart Contracts and SoliditySolidity
Jamaltheatlanteanjamaltheatlantean.hashnode.dev·Sep 15, 2023Mastering Solidity VulnerabilitiesA good blockchain developer can account for a ton of reasons why Smart Contract Security should be taken seriously. The total amount of funds lost due to smart contract hacks totals $2.7 billion- a 1250% increase from 2020, sourced from BanklessTimes...Discuss·6 likesSolidity
megabyteforDeveloper DAO Blog | Web3 Tutorialsblog.developerdao.com·Sep 15, 2023Hyperlane from A to Zgm gm gm!!! Even in a vast blockchain network with countless nodes and layers, users need help utilizing the decentralized network's complete potential because DApps use different chains. Some use Ethereum, some Polygon, some Gnosis, and so on! In th...Discuss·9 likes·192 readsSolidity
Charlie noobslearn.hashnode.dev·Sep 13, 2023State Variables: ReviewOverview In Solidity, state variables are used to represent and store data on the Ethereum blockchain. They have a specific storage location on the blockchain and persist between function calls. State variables are declared at the contract level, mea...DiscussFundamentals of Smart Contracts and SoliditySolidity
