Today we’ll be looking beyond the EVM to do a technical deep dive on the Solana ecosystem for Ethereum devs. Stream Salaries With Superfluid: https://use.superfluid.finance/payroll

Today’s guest is Luis (aka gitpusha), co founder of Gelato network. In this episode, we deep dive the Gelato network, how the Gelato team approaches building developer APIs and tooling, and the details of professionally running off chain infrastructure.

Today’s guest is Julien Niset, co-founder of Argent. In this episode, we deep dive account abstraction, how Argent works under the hood, and what app developers need to understand about smart contract wallets to build the next generation of web3 products.

Patrick Collins is one of the industry’s best educators and DevRel pros. You may know Patrick from his YouTube channel or his work at Chainlink, where he serves as a Lead Developer Advocate.

0xBeans is a smart contract engineer who worked at Coinbase in the early days. He now does work across the space as a solidity engineer with a focus on building on-chain games. In this episode, we discuss his IAmTheOptimizer challenge, MEV, and building secure smart contracts.

Today’s guest is Foobar - a Dev, writer, and auditor who is also a DeFi & NFT founder.

Today’s episode is with Nick Dodson, co-founder of Fuel Labs and one of the minds behind the Sway language. We deep dive the FuelVM, Sway, and how Nick approaches his work as an engineer.

Today’s guest is W1NT3R, a former engineer at Meta who dove head first into smart contract development. Stream salaries with Superfluid: https://use.superfluid.finance/payroll

Today’s episode of the podcast is with Igor Yalovoy, a smart contract engineer & former CTO of Babylon Finance.

Today’s guest is Yorke Rhodes - founding engineer at Hyperlane, a protocol which serves as a platform for building cross chain applications.

Cami is a Colombian-American software engineer who works as Head of Developer Relations at Fuel Labs

Odysseas.eth is an engineer at Nomad and serial builder who has worked on governance frameworks, decentralized inflation oracles, and open source projects such as Foundry. Odysseas has a passion for decentralization, and in this episode, we discuss cross chain tech, good design patterns, and the technical details of what he calls the Sovereign Stack - a suite of tools he feels are important for crypto natives seeking to live decentralized lives. This episode of DDS is brought to you by...

Today’s guest is Vex, a software engineer, smart contract developer, and major contributor to Huff - a low level assembly language for the Ethereum Virtual machine.

Dawson is the founder of Earnifi, a platform which helps you stay on top of airdrops in web3. In this episode, we talk in detail about building high performance decentralized applications, and step through Dawson's journey becoming an indie hacker.

Today, we have Santiago Palladino, a lead developer at OpenZeppelin who has helped drive the development of OpenZeppelin’s Defender product. He’s also provided value as an educator for the space, and wrote a book on Ethereum for web developers in 2019. In this episode, we discuss Open Zeppelin’s defender product, and it’s underlying design. We also dive into the role of devops & off chain infrastructure & the future of web3 development, and explore Santiago’s thoughts on the growth...

Today, we have Sam MacPherson, a Protocol Engineer at MakerDAO. In this episode we discuss Maker's multi-chain developments, how the Maker engineering team prioritizes tradeoffs during smart contract development, & some of Sam's favorite design patterns.

In this episode, we talk with @big_tech_sux, a Vyper contributor and compiler expert and discuss all things vyper & web3 programming languages.

Today's guest is Nicolás Venturo, a blockchain engineer at Balancer Labs and former engineer at Open Zeppelin - where he contributed to one of the first audits of the solidity compiler. In this episode, we discuss Nicolás' thoughts on how solidity has evolved over the years, Balancer's engineering process, Nicolás' favorite design patterns, and the dangers of gas golfing.

In this episode, we discuss the cryptoeconomics of UMA’s optimistic oracle, the low level design of UMA’s Across bridge, gas optimization, security, and Chris’ long term vision for the space.

Episode 2 features Austin Griffith: a leader in the Ethereum developer ecosystem. In this episode, we discuss Austin’s process for building developer tooling, new developments that Austin is excited about at the application layer, and how to level up as a solidity developer.

Today, we have Rahul Sethuram, CTO & cofounder of Connext: a trust-minimized cross chain communication protocol that makes blockchains composable. We discuss optimistic bridge design, Connext’s engineering & design process, Rahul’s favorite non-EVM tech, & deep dive how complex cross chain operations work on Connext.