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Rustacean | Building @ethuidev
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Tired of resetting contracts and running the same transaction over and over? What if you never had to submit it in the first place?

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If Ethereum development is to scale in 2025, it needs: - More powerful local tooling - Trustless Safe UIs - Less reliance on public testnets - Local-friendly subgraph alternatives - A modern OSS contract-verifier What would you add?

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Most people think of #proxycontracts as a single pattern, but there are actually several types. I built a detector for them in ethui.dev.

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#AlchemyConf got me back into Elixir. Forgot how nice the syntax feels — but wow, my brain is now fully conditioned to Rust's type feedback loop. Strong types are addictive.

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Lately I’ve been diving deeper into game dev. Unity/Godot/Unreal are the usual suspects—but writing games in pure ECS with Rust (via Bevy) just hits different. It’s low-level, expressive, and kind of addictive.

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First time with #Bevy this weekend. Made a quick #SpaceInvaders clone: space-invaders.naps62.com Give it a spin — good way to descompress after shipping code

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Managed to speed up ethui.dev's from-scratch debug builds by 40% (1m20s → 50s). The keys? - Mold linker - Nightly parallel-frontend - Cranelift

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“If it compiles, it works” is such a powerful thing in #Rust. Picked up #ElixirLang again recently, and I really miss the Typestate pattern.

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Great systems aren’t always the most complex. This session unpacks why we tend to overbuild — and how to think better. Featuring Casey Muratori. youtube.com/watch?v=nCxU-O…

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Test faster. Break less. ethui.dev is building a local-first environment where you don’t have to: - Worry about testnet gas - Depend on public RPCs - Publicly verify contracts to interact Demoing in ETHPrague this week.

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Happy to have been at ETHPrague last week, showing how ethui.dev brings a local-first approach to #web3 development: faster feedback loops, no deploys, and real UI prototyping,

Happy to have been at <a href="/EthPrague/">ETHPrague</a> last week, showing how <a href="/ethuidev/">ethui.dev</a> brings a local-first approach to #web3 development: faster feedback loops, no deploys, and real UI prototyping,
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Gave a talk at ETHPrague on building Web3 with a local-first mindset using ethui.dev. It's now live on YouTube in case you want to check it out! youtu.be/lEAsmgOjLK4?fe…

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Speed hack: cut ethui.dev's debug build times by 40% using mold linker + Nightly parallel frontend + cranelift. Rust compile times are evolving fast!

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Picking up #Elixir again lately. Still love the language—but after a few years with Rust, I’m realizing just how hardwired my brain is to strong types. Everything feels slower without rust-analyzer's instant feedback.