I have been long time web2 user, using WordPress and Drupal mostly which are web 2 behemoths that are still around. I liked to use them as I could build my websites, stacking features like Legos with different modules and custom code. It was fun but also this could often end up out of control, with too many bells and whistles. That was often seen on many WordPress sites/blogs that had too much marketing gimmicks. Some time down the line custom and predefined blog solutions like Medium started...

I have been long time web2 user, using WordPress and Drupal mostly which are web 2 behemoths that are still around. I liked to use them as I could build my websites, stacking features like Legos with different modules and custom code. It was fun but also this could often end up out of control, with too many bells and whistles. That was often seen on many WordPress sites/blogs that had too much marketing gimmicks. Some time down the line custom and predefined blog solutions like Medium started...

Lets inspect on wow to use multi-sig smart contract with code like here https://solidity-by-example.org/0.6/app/multi-sig-wallet/ I am assuming you deployed this smart contract with some constructor parameters, what you need is to set owners of it and how many owners need to confirm it to be able to make transaction. We deploy it with something like this (remix)Remix formHere we have 2 owners and both of them need to confirm any actionFirst thing is we need to add some funds to this SC so it ...

Lets inspect on wow to use multi-sig smart contract with code like here https://solidity-by-example.org/0.6/app/multi-sig-wallet/ I am assuming you deployed this smart contract with some constructor parameters, what you need is to set owners of it and how many owners need to confirm it to be able to make transaction. We deploy it with something like this (remix)Remix formHere we have 2 owners and both of them need to confirm any actionFirst thing is we need to add some funds to this SC so it ...