Episodes
Today’s episode is a special episode with David Furlong, founder of frames.js.We discuss everything frames and farcaster. Don't miss out on it ! Participate in the Superfluid Frontier Guild program: https://www.notion.so/superfluidhq/Superfluid-Frontier-Guild-ca56b52629f446989a66fb69b158cd74FramesJs: https://framesjs.org/Superfluid: https://www.superfluid.finance/
Published 04/23/24
Published 04/23/24
Today's episode features Vitto Rivabella on the modern web3 stack.  Vitto on Twitter: https://twitter.com/VittoStackCreate Web3 Dapp: https://www.alchemy.com/create-web3-dapp
Published 06/16/23
Today's episode is with Emily from the Consensys team on all things Linea - Consenys' new zkEVM. Linea: https://linea.build/Linea Docs: https://docs.linea.build/On ZK Hardware: https://hackmd.io/@Cysic/BJQcpVbXn
Published 06/09/23
Today's episode features Lukas & Emil of the Planet IX core team.  You can learn more about Planet IX (and play the game!) here: https://planetix.com/
Published 06/02/23
Today's guest is Noam Hurwitz, an engineer at Alchemy who is playing a key role in building Alchemy's new account abstraction infrastructure. Alchemy on AA: www.alchemy.com/account-abstractionAlchemy: https://www.alchemy.comAlchemy University: https://university.alchemy.comFollow Noam on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ProbablyNoam 00:00 Intro 3:51 How Noam got into crypto 6:00 Noam’s take on the current Account Abstraction discourse 8:32 AA infrastructure overview 11:32 Walking through...
Published 05/26/23
Today's episode is with Remi & Sung - core contributors at Alluo Finance. We went deep into Alluo's smart contract architecture & philosophy on building great DeFi user experiences. Learn more about Alluo: https://linktr.ee/alluo Build on Superfluid: https://www.superfluid.finance/wave-pool 00:00 Intro5:11 How Remi got into the industry/Alluo's founding8:11 How Sung got into the space9:58 What is Alluo?16:18 Auto Invest - streaming DCA18:33 An overview of the Alluo contract...
Published 05/19/23
Today's episode features a deep dive on The Graph with engineer Pranav Maheshwari. Check out the Superfluid Wave Pool here: https://superfluid.finance/wavepool
Published 05/12/23
This week's guest is Zac Williamson, founder & CEO at Aztec.  Check out the Superfluid Wave Pool! https://www.superfluid.finance/wavepool Aztec: https://twitter.com/aztecnetworkNoir Docs: https://noir-lang.org/Zac on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Zac_Aztec 00:00 Intro 3:45 How Zac got into Web3 6:45 The creation of Aztec 14:30 why did he build huff? 19:05 Weirstrudel & Optimizations in Huff 21:33 Inspirations for Huff Language designs 23:15 Why did Huff take off? 27:27 The future of...
Published 05/05/23
This week's episode features an interview between Patrick Collins and a Web3 Security Engineer at Trail of Bits. They cover:- testing methodologies- fuzzing- static analysis With Trail of Bits Security Engineer, Troy! Timestamps3:10 - Exploring Smart Contract Testing Methodologies with Trail of Bits5:37 - Testing Strategies for Smart Contracts8:10 - Fuzz Testing and Invariant-Based Testing Explained10:56 - Coverage Guided Fuzzing Explained13:50 - The Benefits of Coverage Guided Fuzzing and...
Published 04/27/23
Today's guest is the pseudonymous developer Rage of Size.Market. Rage on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rage_pit
Published 04/20/23
Today's guest is Albert Hu - Founding Product Engineer at DeForm & former Developer Advocate at Alchemy.
Published 04/06/23
Today's episode is a technical deep dive into how Lens Protocol works under the hood. Build with Superfluid: https://www.superfluid.finance/wavepoolBuild on Lens: https://www.lens.xyz/garden Chapters:00:00:00 - Intro00:02:45 - Hackathons and the Superfluid Wave Pool00:05:35 - Understanding Lens: A Developer's Perspective00:08:11 - Lens Infrastructure: What's Happening Under the Hood?00:11:02 - Build a Following That Stays with You Forever00:13:33 - The Challenges of Storing and Retrieving...
Published 03/30/23
00:00 Intro & Opening Conversation7:58 Tincho's audit setup 12:35 VSCodium 14:08 Foundry v hardhat 22:00 First audit steps 25:00 Tincho's process for commenting within the code itself30:00 Processing a codebase with lots of inheritance & moving parts: there’s a kind of art here to flowing back and forth between the big picture architecture/business logic and the low level understanding of contract 32:42 Be careful of going down adjacent rabbit holes that don’t have to do with the...
Published 03/23/23
Today’s guest is Richard Meissner, co founder & CTO at Safe. Richard is an expert on all things smart contract wallets, and we used this episode to go deep into account abstraction. In particular, we discussed the Safe contract architecture and how things like Safe modules & smart contract wallets work under the hood. The Safe team has rolled out a ton of new libraries & tech that make supporting smart contract wallets and AA a breeze, and we discussed them as well. 00:00...
Published 03/16/23
Today’s guest is with Devtooligan - a pseudonymous smart contract engineer and auditor.  Devtooligan is a mainstay in the Huff community and just recently landed a job as a security engineer at Trail of Bits. In this episode we went deep into Huff & why so many Huffoors have had lots of success. We also discussed Devtooligan’s career path and his journey leveling up with smart contract security. 00:00 Intro 3:33 How devtooligan got into crypto 6:48 Working at Yield Protocol, Ethernaut,...
Published 03/09/23
Today's guest is Jordi Baylina, who leads the technical team building the Polygon zkEVM. The polygon zkEVM launches in late march, and this episode will serve as your technical introduction to how the zkEVM works.  We got deep into how Jordi & the team pulled this off - we talked through how the prover & sequencer works, stepped through a sample transaction step by step, and got into just how his team was able to pull off opcode parity w Ethereum L1 (and some of the tradeoffs with...
Published 03/02/23
Today’s guest is DC Builder - a pseudonymous dev who works as an engineer at Worldcoin and maintains DevPill.me - a guide to becoming a web3 engineer. DC Builder has contributed quite a bit of open source content & research to the space as well. He’s written things like deep dive guides on L2s and he also created the zero knowledge machine learning community.In this episode, we got deep into the weeds on ZK ML (a fascinating topic I knew nothing about before this convo), becoming a web3...
Published 02/23/23
Today’s guest is Henri from StarkWare. Henri is a dev advocate who is deeply plugged into the StarkNet ecosystem and also hosts the StarkNet team’s podcast. This episode is meant to be a great introduction into building on StarkNet for existing web3 devs.  We went very deep into all things StarkNet and Cairo.  We discussed things like the StarkNet account model & runtime environment, the evolution of Cairo & Cairo 1.0, and the future of applications that might use StarkNet for privacy...
Published 02/16/23
Today’s guest is DeGatchi, an anon web3 dev who has gone from teaching himself to code on the bus, to building some of the most cutting edge open source tooling in the space. In this episode, Degatchi walks us through his journey into crypto, and his work as a dev to date. We discussed his early learning process, and his journey doing things like launching a DEX, getting into MEV, and ultimately building cutting edge tooling like bytecode & calldata decoders. If you’re interested in some...
Published 02/09/23
This episode was dedicated to the details of account abstraction and new technologies that aim to improve the overall user experience in web3. In particular, we went into great detail on ERC4337 vs EIP 3074, and talked through what infrastructure is required to actually get ERC 4337 implemented.
Published 02/02/23
Today’s guest is Nader Dabit - the Director of Developer relations at Aave. If you're a dev listening to this, you should out the Superfluid Wave Pool - a continuous hackathon where you can win prizes and build your portfolio of work: https://superfluid.finance/wavepool
Published 01/26/23
Today’s guest is Bowen Wang, the Head of Protocol Development at Near. This episode will serve as a technical introduction to NEAR for engineers who are new to the protocol.
Published 01/19/23
Push protocol is building a decentralized communication and notification layer for web3, and in this episode, we deep dive the protocol on a technical level. We talk through things like the push smart contracts, PUSH ‘channels’, what exactly the notification itself is under the hood, and more.
Published 01/12/23