Timelock contracts can reduce the risk of attacks on private wallets by providing a delayed transaction feature.

An auditor’s goal is to find as many vulnerabilities as possible and educate the client on ways to improve the security of their codebase moving forward.

Smart contract development, more so than most web2 development, requires thorough testing and careful deployment. Because smart contracts are immutable, and often involve large sums of money, it’s very important to do all you can to be sure they are secure…

Learn about the crucial update to Solidity's 'assert()' statement that you just might've missed.

Foundry is a smart contract development toolchain for Ethereum written in rust. Foundry simplifies the development and deployment of smart contracts.

Explore the application of SOLID principles in the world of smart contract development.

Explore the differences between Solidity, Cadence, and Move for smart contract development in the web3 space.

Learn how to optimize gas usage in Ethereum smart contracts to reduce costs and enhance efficiency.

Flow is a permissionless layer-1 blockchain built to support the high-scale use cases of games, virtual worlds, and the digital assets that power them.

In this blog post, we will delve deeper into the meanings of tx.origin and msg.sender and why you should learn them too.

Deloitte's initiative with Astar zkEVM revolutionizes sports, merging NFTs and blockchain for enhanced engagement and innovative digital experiences.

The top blockchain development companies offer cutting-edge services. In this article, we will learn about major blockchain development services

Step-by-step guide to building a DApp on Rootstock with Next.js, TypeScript, and Solidity. Learn how to set up your development environment.

Rootstock is an EVM-compatible chain, merging the benefits of Bitcoin with the benefits of Ethereum.

A brief overview of Smart Contract along with some very good resources for Web 3.0 development!

This is a step-by-step guide on how to write, compile, test and smart contract to Ethereum testnet using dRPC endpoint and API key.

My journey with Cyfrin Updraft has already taught me invaluable lessons about what it truly means to be a security researcher in the Web3 space.

Rootstock and its smart contracts look a little like ChatGPT and similar AI algorithms, if you look closely.

While Sat never sat to discuss stablecoins explicitly, what does building one on the BTC blockchain through Rootstock mean for web3?

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