I have great news this week. Code Climbing is experimenting with a new type of content, besides blog posts. Videos! On Youtube! Code Climbing: The Youtube Channel! I’ve just launched… Read more »
In a previous article, I explained how I created a Dapp in 1 day and how much the Truffle Suite and Drizzle proved instrumental for that. But what is Drizzle?… Read more »
I recently built a Dapp in only 1 day for a demo. It’s called the Crypto Museum and allows users to upload artwork as ERC-721 tokens. The work included writing… Read more »
The official Code Climbing store is now live! The store contains all kind of cool swag related to coding and Web3. I’ve only put items that genuinely excited me. For… Read more »
The IPFS Pinning Summit, a virtual event held a few days ago, showcased the current state of infrastructure in IPFS, Filecoin and Web3. Key players in the IPFS space gathered… Read more »
At the IPFS 0.5 Launch Meetup, a demo showed the attendees IPFS gateways with the hash as a subdomain, a new feature which should soon be implemented on the official… Read more »
ENS, short for Ethereum Name Service, is to DNS what Bitcoin is to Money. It is meant to be the decentralised alternative to manage naming on decentralised infrastructure. And manage… Read more »
ENS stands for Ethereum Naming System and is a blockchain-powered DNS. ENS domains end in .eth. For example, this site is codeclimbing.com using a traditional DNS, but there is also… Read more »
Every piece of data on IPFS can be referenced through its CID, which stands for Content IDentifier. You might have have spotted some while navigating the IPFS jungle. They look… Read more »
Docker Hub is like Github for Docker images, making all our lives way easier. Yet, it can quickly become a nightmare to maintaining multiple docker images. We don’t want to… Read more »