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crisgarner.ethGetting Started with Forge
Forge is a fast and flexible testing framework, inspired by Dapp. Part of the Foundry toolkit, a blazing fast, portable and modular kit for Ethereum development written in Rust.Why should you use it?It’s really fast, no more wasted time while running tests.Allows you to write tests in solidity which minimizes context switching.A lot of testing features like fuzzing, console.log, and cheat codes give you more power and flexibility.Non-standard directory structures support (works fine with Dapp...
crisgarner.ethHow to protect your crypto assets
Every day Web3 captivates the attention of more and more users, how wouldn’t it? that promise of removing power from the oppressors who unilaterally decide what should and should not be allowed, recovering our data from companies that only see us as a product and target for more ads. Web3 also allows novel ways for human coordination, public goods funding, and empowering what before was neglected, but as Uncle Ben says:“With great power comes great responsibility”Decentralization means that t...
crisgarner.ethNoir 101 for Solidity Devs
In this tutorial, we will create a simple “Secret Public Contract”, using Noir and Foundry. The contract will be deployed with an execute function which can only be executed with a secret calldata, meaning that only if you know the secret function and prove it, you can execute the contract functionality. You can see the complete code used in this tutorial in the following repository.Getting StartedNoir is a Domain Specific Language for SNARK proving systems. Its design choices are influenced ...
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TL;DR: Honduras is launching a CLR grants program curated by the local community, for inscriptions or donations head to:
http://grants.buidlhonduras.com/
Honduras is a country located at the hearth of the America continent with an Ethereum community that has been flourishing over the years. Hondurans are all over the world working on Ethereum Core Protocols, DAOs, NFTs, and DeFi projects. As a community we set the goal to create a bigger local ecosystem where normal users can engage in daily activities using Ethereum and find a full time jobs in the Ethereum ecosystem.
One of the key elements that affects the local community growth is the lack of constant funding for activities or projects, currently community members do most of their work as a volunteers and in their free time. Honduras doesn't even have an ecosystem for Venture or Angel capital so alternative funding mechanism are experiments worth exploring.
To solve this issue, we have been working with the Clr.fund team for the last couple of months in order to create a country grants program specific to the Honduras community using the clr.fund protocol to ensure a credible neutral and decentralized in the funding mechanism managed by the community.
Using Capital-constrained Liberal Radicalism ('CLR') allows the community to constantly fund the activities and projects that are having (or will have) a greater impact on the community.
The round will have 4 periods:
Sign in period: Projects and voters will need to register in order to participate in the round. From December 10 to January 15.
Voting period: Users that signed to vote will have this period of time to assign their votes and donate. From January 16 to January 31.
Reallocation period: Voters will have 3 days to reallocate their votes in case they need to. 3 days after voting period ends.
Tally period: The management team will execute the contracts and check that everything is in order. A few days after the Reallocation period ends.
The first rounds of the CLR will be lead by the Ethereum TGU organizers, with the goal to transfer ownership to the BUIDL Honduras DAO once it's set up.
A part of the funds for the CLR will come from the BUIDL HN treasury, which is funded through Gitcoin Grants https://gitcoin.co/grants/231/buidl-honduras
The funding for the initial round will be:
$2,000 provided by BUIDL HN.
$1,000 by Ethereum TGU.
The team will also look into other DAOs or organizations that are looking to fund communities and match the funds to future rounds.
Anyone can add funds to the matching pool.
Anyone that meets the acceptance criteria for this round can apply going to:
https://grants.buidlhonduras.com/#/join
The criteria for acceptance into the round is:
Ethereum based projects or Ethereum related technologies (e.g., cryptography research or tools).
No Token Sales, ICOs.
The team has to be part of the Honduran community, with physical members working in Honduras.
Not a closed source project.
Good reputation with the community, for the first rounds we won't accept contentious projects for the community.
Public goods or impact on the local community is a plus.
Documentation is needed in order for the community to engage in funding or submitting projects. We will create a plethora of resources in Spanish to facilitate this on boarding, which includes:
Blog posts
Video tutorials
Meetups
Small grant for meetup participants to vote.
All these resources will cover, how to register, how to donate, how to get funds, how to set up a wallet.
For the last years we handled POAPs for all the activities we did as a community. We can measure who is an human and active community member by the amount of POAPs that they hold, as we want active Honduran community members picking which projects deserve to be funded for the first rounds only these POAP holders will be able to vote.
Anyone can contribute by donating to the total pool of funds, but, to allocate match funds to projects (by donating) you need to hold one of our community POAPs, to make a distinction between the two roles we call these type of donors “voters”.
Clr.fund is a protocol for efficiently allocating funds to public goods that benefit the Ethereum Network according to the preferences of the Ethereum Community. Clr.fund strives for credible neutrality, decentralization, permissionlessness, trustlessness, and pseudonymity.
BUIDL Honduras is an open community for anyone interested in the Blockchain as a problem solving technology. A Decentralized Community in the hearth of America.
You can also contribute in other ways, like sharing our content or being a guest in our meetups. You can reach me by sending me a DM on Twitter @Crisgarner.
TL;DR: Honduras is launching a CLR grants program curated by the local community, for inscriptions or donations head to:
http://grants.buidlhonduras.com/
Honduras is a country located at the hearth of the America continent with an Ethereum community that has been flourishing over the years. Hondurans are all over the world working on Ethereum Core Protocols, DAOs, NFTs, and DeFi projects. As a community we set the goal to create a bigger local ecosystem where normal users can engage in daily activities using Ethereum and find a full time jobs in the Ethereum ecosystem.
One of the key elements that affects the local community growth is the lack of constant funding for activities or projects, currently community members do most of their work as a volunteers and in their free time. Honduras doesn't even have an ecosystem for Venture or Angel capital so alternative funding mechanism are experiments worth exploring.
To solve this issue, we have been working with the Clr.fund team for the last couple of months in order to create a country grants program specific to the Honduras community using the clr.fund protocol to ensure a credible neutral and decentralized in the funding mechanism managed by the community.
Using Capital-constrained Liberal Radicalism ('CLR') allows the community to constantly fund the activities and projects that are having (or will have) a greater impact on the community.
The round will have 4 periods:
Sign in period: Projects and voters will need to register in order to participate in the round. From December 10 to January 15.
Voting period: Users that signed to vote will have this period of time to assign their votes and donate. From January 16 to January 31.
Reallocation period: Voters will have 3 days to reallocate their votes in case they need to. 3 days after voting period ends.
Tally period: The management team will execute the contracts and check that everything is in order. A few days after the Reallocation period ends.
The first rounds of the CLR will be lead by the Ethereum TGU organizers, with the goal to transfer ownership to the BUIDL Honduras DAO once it's set up.
A part of the funds for the CLR will come from the BUIDL HN treasury, which is funded through Gitcoin Grants https://gitcoin.co/grants/231/buidl-honduras
The funding for the initial round will be:
$2,000 provided by BUIDL HN.
$1,000 by Ethereum TGU.
The team will also look into other DAOs or organizations that are looking to fund communities and match the funds to future rounds.
Anyone can add funds to the matching pool.
Anyone that meets the acceptance criteria for this round can apply going to:
https://grants.buidlhonduras.com/#/join
The criteria for acceptance into the round is:
Ethereum based projects or Ethereum related technologies (e.g., cryptography research or tools).
No Token Sales, ICOs.
The team has to be part of the Honduran community, with physical members working in Honduras.
Not a closed source project.
Good reputation with the community, for the first rounds we won't accept contentious projects for the community.
Public goods or impact on the local community is a plus.
Documentation is needed in order for the community to engage in funding or submitting projects. We will create a plethora of resources in Spanish to facilitate this on boarding, which includes:
Blog posts
Video tutorials
Meetups
Small grant for meetup participants to vote.
All these resources will cover, how to register, how to donate, how to get funds, how to set up a wallet.
For the last years we handled POAPs for all the activities we did as a community. We can measure who is an human and active community member by the amount of POAPs that they hold, as we want active Honduran community members picking which projects deserve to be funded for the first rounds only these POAP holders will be able to vote.
Anyone can contribute by donating to the total pool of funds, but, to allocate match funds to projects (by donating) you need to hold one of our community POAPs, to make a distinction between the two roles we call these type of donors “voters”.
Clr.fund is a protocol for efficiently allocating funds to public goods that benefit the Ethereum Network according to the preferences of the Ethereum Community. Clr.fund strives for credible neutrality, decentralization, permissionlessness, trustlessness, and pseudonymity.
BUIDL Honduras is an open community for anyone interested in the Blockchain as a problem solving technology. A Decentralized Community in the hearth of America.
You can also contribute in other ways, like sharing our content or being a guest in our meetups. You can reach me by sending me a DM on Twitter @Crisgarner.
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