Devs Do Something

Today’s episode is a special episode with David Furlong, founder of frames.js.
We discuss everything frames and farcaster. Don't miss out on it !

Participate in the Superfluid Frontier Guild program: https://www.notion.so/superfluidhq/Superfluid-Frontier-Guild-ca56b52629f446989a66fb69b158cd74
FramesJs: https://framesjs.org/
Superfluid: https://www.superfluid.finance/

Today's episode features Vitto Rivabella on the modern web3 stack. 

Vitto on Twitter: https://twitter.com/VittoStack
Create Web3 Dapp: https://www.alchemy.com/create-web3-dapp

Today's episode is with Emily from the Consensys team on all things Linea - Consenys' new zkEVM.

Linea: https://linea.build/
Linea Docs: https://docs.linea.build/
On ZK Hardware: https://hackmd.io/@Cysic/BJQcpVbXn

Today's episode features Lukas & Emil of the Planet IX core team. 

You can learn more about Planet IX (and play the game!) here: https://planetix.com/

Today's guest is Noam Hurwitz, an engineer at Alchemy who is playing a key role in building Alchemy's new account abstraction infrastructure.

Alchemy on AA: www.alchemy.com/account-abstraction
Alchemy: https://www.alchemy.com
Alchemy University: https://university.alchemy.com
Follow Noam on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ProbablyNoam

00:00 Intro

3:51 How Noam got into crypto

6:00 Noam’s take on the current Account Abstraction discourse

8:32 AA infrastructure overview

11:32 Walking through Alchemy’s bundler architecture

13:15 MEV and user operations

15:05 The ‘intent based architecture’ and the userOp mempool

18:05 The entry point contract

22:50 Paymaster contracts

25:24 What should application developers know about AA?

29:40 What do smart contract accounts enable?

32:41 Lessons from drafting an EIP and EIP 6900

37:16 Avoiding centralization around AA infrastructure

42:46 New security issues presented by AA

45:01 Noam’s advice on building APIs & developer products

49:15 Noam’s favorite technical implementations in the industry

50:54 Advice for those early in their career

52:48 How Noam hopes the industry evolves over the next decade

Today's episode is with Remi & Sung - core contributors at Alluo Finance. We went deep into Alluo's smart contract architecture & philosophy on building great DeFi user experiences.

Learn more about Alluo: https://linktr.ee/alluo

Build on Superfluid: https://www.superfluid.finance/wave-pool

00:00 Intro
5:11 How Remi got into the industry/Alluo's founding
8:11 How Sung got into the space
9:58 What is Alluo?
16:18 Auto Invest - streaming DCA
18:33 An overview of the Alluo contract architecture
23:59 - Bridging architecture
25:15 - Simplicity in protocol design
31:52 - How Alluo liquidity direction voting works at the smart contract level
34:58 - Boosted pools
39:57 - Using the 4626 design for the boosted pool
42:05 - stIBAlluo for money streaming
47:26 - Building out a high quality mobile experience for DeFi
56:59 - Advice for early stage DeFi teams

Today's episode features a deep dive on The Graph with engineer Pranav Maheshwari.

Check out the Superfluid Wave Pool here: https://superfluid.finance/wavepool

This week's guest is Zac Williamson, founder & CEO at Aztec. 

Check out the Superfluid Wave Pool! https://www.superfluid.finance/wavepool

Aztec: https://twitter.com/aztecnetwork
Noir Docs: https://noir-lang.org/
Zac on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Zac_Aztec

00:00 Intro

3:45 How Zac got into Web3

6:45 The creation of Aztec

14:30 why did he build huff?

19:05 Weirstrudel & Optimizations in Huff

21:33 Inspirations for Huff Language designs

23:15 Why did Huff take off?

27:27 The future of the Huff community?

31:08 Mental models needed for devs that want to build privacy preserving apps

37:05 Hello world in Noir

38:50 Private functions and private contracts on Aztec

46:22 The Aztec sequencer

50:15 Noir & smart contract security

51255 What should people build on Noir?

56:52 Advice for early career devs

This week's episode features an interview between Patrick Collins and a Web3 Security Engineer at Trail of Bits. They cover:
- testing methodologies
- fuzzing
- static analysis

With Trail of Bits Security Engineer, Troy!

Timestamps
3:10 - Exploring Smart Contract Testing Methodologies with Trail of Bits
5:37 - Testing Strategies for Smart Contracts
8:10 - Fuzz Testing and Invariant-Based Testing Explained
10:56 - Coverage Guided Fuzzing Explained
13:50 - The Benefits of Coverage Guided Fuzzing and the Differences between Echidna, Foundry, & Others
16:27 - Using Coverage Guided Fuzzing with Optic and Echidna
19:12 - Symbolic execution and coverage-guided fuzzing in Echidna
21:57 - Testing Philosophies: Dynamic vs. Static Testing
24:24 - Dynamic vs Static Analysis and the trade-offs of each approach
27:10 - The Importance of Efficient Testing and Using a Variety of Testing Methods
29:57 - The Role of Security Firms and Testing Philosophies
32:33 - Balancing Cost and Efficiency in Security Audits
35:15 - The Importance of Code Reuse in Building Tools and Languages
38:04 - The pitfalls of focusing on language intricacies in programming and the benefits of prioritizing language design and philosophy
40:41 - The Need for More Open Source Tools and Communication in the Ethereum Community
43:22 - Advice for becoming more security-minded in smart contract coding
45:51 - Discussion with Alpha Rush on Testing Compilers and Security Focus Journeys

Today's guest is the pseudonymous developer Rage of Size.Market.

Rage on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rage_pit