DevNTell

DevNTell

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DevNTell episodes

  • EP 116. Web3 Native Messaging with Push Protocol

    In this week's episode of DevNTell, we are joined by Siddesh (Developer Relations Engineer) from Push Protocol. Push Protocol is a web3-native communication protocol that enables cross-chain notifications and messaging, group chat, video, and more for dApps, wallets, and services.

    Viewers of this DevNTell will learn how to add native web3 messaging and notification support to your dApp with Push Protocol.

    44 min
  • EP 115. Telemetree, the Telegram Mini App Analytics Service

    In this week's episode of DevNTell, we are joined by Chris Cherniakov, the founder of Telemetree. Telemetree helps businesses acquire more users from Telegram with the help of their product analytics, user profiling, and robust ad targeting.

    Viewers of this DevNTell will learn more about Telegram Mini Apps and the TON blockchain. In this episode, we'll go over the common challenges around creating dApps and how Telegram as a platform transforms the way you onboard users.

    38 min
  • EP 114. Nillion Network: Humanity's First Blind Computer

    In this week's episode of DevNTell, we are joined by Steph Orpilla (DevRel Lead) and Miguel de Vega (Co-founder), who'll provide us with an overview of Nillion Network: Humanity's first blind computer.

    Viewers of this DevNTell will get an intro to Nillion and a practical quick-start where you can learn how to build blind computation apps on Nillion.

    36 min
  • EP 113. WeaveDB, a Decentralized NoSQL Database Solution

    In this week's episode of DevNTell, we are joined by CEO Ahmad Mardeni, who'll give us an overview of WeaveDB: a decentralized NoSQL database solution.

    Viewers of this DevNTell can expect to learn why a decentralized DB needs to exist in the first place and how to get started with WeaveDB.

    34 min
  • EP 112. Consensus 2024 by CoinDesk

    In this week's episode of DevNTell, we are joined by Brad Keoun from CoinDesk, who'll give us an overview of the upcoming Consensus 2024 conference happening May 29th to 31st in Austin, Texas.

    Viewers of this DevNTell can expect to learn more about the conference and what you can look forward to if you attend.

    32 min
  • EP 111. GasHawk

    In this week's episode of DevNTell, we are joined by Daniel Hannum (CEO) and Daniel Pfeffer (CTO) from GasHawk, who will give us an overview of their product. They have started with a service that saves retail and institutions up to 95% on transaction fees!

    Viewers of this DevNTell can expect to learn more about GasHawk and how their suite of services can enable you to interact onchain in a more efficient, safe and secure manner.

    31 min
  • EP 110. Consensys Web3 Starter CLI

    In this week's episode of DevNTell, we are joined by Sushmita (aka Meowy) and Alejandro from the Rapid Application Development team at Consensys, who'll be giving us an overview of their up-to-date Web3 Starter CLI tool.

    Viewers of this session will learn about what the CLI tool is and how they can use it to start hacking their next Web3 project.

    26 min
  • EP 109. EigenLayer

    In this week's episode of DevNTell, we are joined by Nader Dabit and Gajesh Naik from EigenLayer, who'll give us an overview of the EigenLayer Developer Ecosystem!

    Viewers of this session will learn all the different ways to start building on EigenLayer.

    33 min
  • EP 108. Intro to Bitcoin Ordinals with Hiro

    In this week's episode of DevNTell, we are joined by Ryan Waits (DevRel) from Hiro, who'll give us an intro to Bitcoin Ordinals.

    Viewers of this session will learn the basics of building with ordinals. Bitcoin Ordinals has dominated transaction activity on Bitcoin for the past year. Learn the basic tools you need to build with Ordinals —APIs, event streaming services, and more. This webinar is ideal for developers who want to build with ordinals.

    33 min
  • EP 107. Building Verifiable Frontend Code on NEAR

    In this week's episode of DevNTell, we are joined by Mike Purvis, from Proximity Labs who'll show us how NEAR is storing powerful but limited React components on-chain rendered through a virtual machine like React.

    Proximity is a research and development firm supporting projects building decentralized finance (DeFi) applications on NEAR and Aurora through grants, advisory services, and developer support.
    Viewers of this episode will learn how to write frontend code that's totally verifiable on chain. That same code will be able to connect to a smart contract that's also public and verifiable, paving the way for ultra-secure interactions.

    34 min

About DevNTell

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Welcome to DevNTell, the go-to 30-minute podcast for tech builders and startup founders. Join us every week as we showcase groundbreaking projects and innovations in Web3, Blockchain, and AI. Get insights from the forefront of bleeding-edge technology, featuring discussions on the latest tools, trends, and breakthroughs shaping the future of tech. Perfect for developers, entrepreneurs, and anyone passionate about the next generation of digital innovation.