Frontend vs backend

i based the contract on @kompreni 's work with Rebase and TIPN & really tried to keep it just absolutely to the bare bones minimum. it's a neynar bot @steaknstake with a Railway backend, a Base smart contract, and a Farcaster miniapp frontend

How Do Developers Configure ERC-20 Paymasters on @base.base.eth? Curious about how builders actually set up an ERC-20 Paymaster? It starts with deploying a Paymaster contract that defines which tokens are accepted for gas payments and under what conditions. Developers then integrate JSON-RPC endpoints to communicate with their dApp’s frontend, allowing real-time gas estimates and token selection for users. Once configured, the Paymaster continuously monitors user operations, validates parameters, and ensures gas fees are covered all without users manually handling ETH. 🔹 Custom Token Whitelists: Choose which ERC-20 tokens can pay for gas. 🔹 RPC Integration: Enable seamless communication between wallet and Paymaster. 🔹 Policy Configuration: Set spending limits, conditions, or user tiers. 🔹 Plug-and-Play UX: Let users transact instantly without ETH friction.

What exactly is Farcaster? For those of us who've been on this platform since its early days, it's obvious—and yet the potential of this programmable protocol, clearly distinct from Web2 social networks, remains largely unknown even to users long familiar with crypto. This is precisely why so many users glance at Farcaster's frontend and leave immediately. For example, when I post on X, I get reactions like this: 1) Farcaster → “We don't need another X.” 2) @interface → “Nice! Interesting!” In reality, it's difficult for X users to grasp the connection between these two. Farcaster lacks a website, blog, or documentation that systematically explains the big picture to beginner users. This is also one reason it can appear exclusive. I feel that connecting the dots is a necessary first step as part of strengthening marketing efforts. @linda @dwr @farcaster

deploying new state of the art risk management to frontend updating all 'connect' buttons to say: 'connect changepurse'

What if @publicnouns could replenish its own treasury while funding Public Goods experiments? That’s the goal of the B<>rder/ess Builders’ OP, now live for voting on @tallyxyz https://www.tally.xyz/gov/public-nouns/proposal/78 We’re building a regenerative loop for Public Nouns; a builder incubation program where: 1. First-time founders get the structure, mentorship, and funding to go from idea to product to adoption. 2. Successful projects contribute back a small % of their revenue, investments, or grants to the DAO treasury. It’s public goods funding that doesn’t end with grants but cycles value back to the DAO. Read the proposal and vote FOR Voting is live till October 30th, the Public Nouns frontend is down, but you can vote directly on Tally 👇 https://www.tally.xyz/gov/public-nouns/proposal/78 Humbling reminding our pNouners to VOTE today🙇🏽‍♀️ @humpty.eth @kbw @jonruth @sky @willywonka.eth @nounspacetom @untitled @87bones @auryn @toadyhawk.eth @nicnode @topocount.eth

So I decided to build a little scaffolding tool for spinning up a fullstack project with Rust backend and React frontend(Vite), I call it Pepino. What you get is Axum powered backend with PostgreSql( docker compose if you decide) or Sqlite, all linked to your frontend. Right now, all commands are managed using a justfile, but that's be in the past soon. I'd appreciate if you give it a go, let me know your thoughts/pain points. It's a working process and I am still actively working on features that'll make using it seamless. https://crates.io/crates/pepino

You can now find HIP-3 markets on the Hyperliquid frontend

IMO one underappreciated property of this change is that you can now submit fully anonymously to KN. The hosted Kiwi News frontend will still ask you to delegate your address, so there ETH is needed. But on the protocol level you can just create an address and start submitting. No KYC necessary

so, i borked it today totally reworked the frontend, now there's some random whackamole to play but the UX is a lot more sensible and i guess i had fun

TFW you totally revamp the frontend but the AI gets mixed up and now you have to rebuild your formerly pretty good backend, too

Move will cure cancer, move will cure covid, move will fix frontend bugs and hacks automatically, move will reverse hacks because of how secure it is. These are all claims made by x.com/Rahatcodes and he's been begging me over the past few days to get someone on a panel to debate EVM vs MoveVM at devconnect. If any chad from the EVM community wants to take on this challenge and shut these move bros once and for all, Please hit me up.

Framework agnostic frontend SDK Node Vue React Next you name it

I want to build a PoC where edge proxy nodes earn tokens based on throughput and latency, with performance measurements verified by oracles and zk-proofs to prevent fraud. The MVP includes: a node client (Dockerized), a smart contract for staking and a simple marketplace, and a basic web UI for renting proxies. Roles needed: Backend dev (node client + metrics), Smart contract dev (staking & payouts), Frontend dev (dashboard).

Check out this mini app!

Excited to launch Base Auth - a decentralized 2FA authenticator built for the future of self-custody and security. 🔐 Store your 2FA secrets encrypted on IPFS, protected by your wallet signature. 🔗 Only encrypted references (IPFS CIDs) are written on-chain, creating an immutable yet private link to your 2FA vault - decentralized, censorship-resistant, and independent from any frontend. 📱 Works like Google Authenticator, but you stay in control: no server storage, no single point of failure. Migrate seamlessly from existing apps, import via QR, and rest easy knowing your second factor is truly yours - even if the frontend goes down. Built by @rusruleti and @tsatsch during BaseBatches 002. We’d love your feedback and ideas for new features - this is just the beginning, and your input will shape what comes next. Try it now and take ownership of your 2FA: https://base-auth-orcin.vercel.app/ #Base #Web3 #Security #2FA #DecentralizedAuth #HackathonProject

Intelligence Gathering. The DegenIntel plugin analyzes market activity from sources including Twitter, CoinMarketCap, and Birdeye, supported by a frontend that visualizes sentiment, trending tokens, and wallet movements. Insight drives action. 3/10