Stamped v0.1 is live.
Most apps still lose their interface when the server or API disappears. With Stamped, both the protocol and the app live onchain
Create and collect permanent POAPs from the web or Farcaster. Claims can be public, restricted with Merkle proofs, or shared as signed personal invitations.
The fun extra: point Stamped when creating a Poap at another contract, select an event and its wallet field, and turn that activity into an attendance list. A specific @poidhxyz bounty events, for example can become a claimable POAP.
These configurations can be published to the onchain RecipeRegistry, allowing other communities to reuse them without operating an indexer or database.
No API. No backend. No CDN. The React frontend, Farcaster manifest, SVG artwork and metadata are stored in Ethereum Mainnet bytecode.
A custom Solidity GatewayAdapter resolves ERC-4804/WNS requests, serves the correct content types and exposes the Farcaster manifestโso the same onchain release works as both a website and a Mini App.
The onchain web release fits into 15 contracts.
Live:
https://t.co/KaYHJ5unCd
Farcaster Mini App:
https://t.co/Dc9ulRaVKY
Source:
https://t.co/Cai9yIaCAd
Lots of good stuff in here.
Shout out to @z0r0zzz for making the list with zSwap, a DEX built on Swapboard and BETH that runs entirely on mainnet, frontend included.
/zSwap, a fully onchain decentralized exchange built on Ethereum, with all code, including frontend and application logic, stored on mainnet smart contracts./
while we're here, worth mentioning that @ac6kdev will take home the $90 prize for the frontend bounty! ๐
seeing a functional poidh client running on @ethereum mainnet was easily one of the month's top highlights
shoutout @followmetoweb4 who helped fund this bounty as well ๐
a winner is in on our Best Bounty competition for August ๐
congratulations, @PublicProof ๐ฅณ
Kmac takes home $140 in ETH with his bounty "Build a POIDH Bounty Showcase"
it demonstrated how flexible poidh's onchain design space can be and inspired 1โฃ5โฃ new frontends! ๐ธ
I came to realize that I'm using Instinct (https://t.co/X11UcwG3Nk) more and more, great way to actually get things done and for myself I've set up Apple Shortcuts for speak to text.
Somethings I use it for:
- Reminding me (Hey, don't forget to cancel that subscription on X date)
- Send me a ping when gas price on Ethereum mainnet goes below 0.05
- It's in charge of my support mail for Una it,
- Scavenge reddit/forums to find posts for me where I can get engagements for my apps.
- Weather reports
- Tracking Github issues, creating prioritization.
- And just normal every day stuff like helping me picking out gift ideas
- Putting things in my calendar for our family, adding recipes.
When Iโm nearing the end of a coding subscription, I use the final usage push on something new: set a goal, let it loop, and see what reusable things emerge.
This time it became Roam. an iOS + Apple Watch game where the Mist is moving through the ordinary world.
Shops, stations and landmarks become Safe Houses, Quartermasters and Relays. Walking or running gathers resources, uncovers artifacts and reveals the story.
Quite beautiful animated play menu with own music and a directional sprite rig, letting me add new clothes, hairstyles and cosmetics on the fly.
Exact routes stay encrypted on-device. Only coarse progress tied to a cryptographic commitment is real. If I continue with this real ZK is the next step. Itโs not to shabby for letting this just rip for close to 1,5 days iterating over itself.
Rough around the edges, but Ton to use here for other projects too.