ArbyRoots.onion: A proposal for a long-form markdown publishing site for interaction with Lens Protocol'…
IntroductionThis is a writeup on a theoretical site I propose for Lens Protocol to eventually introduce as part of their wider initiatives to create a distributed and varied social network. This product would provide a link between Tor (.onion) services and the social graph (the Lens plant). Both of these plants share roots as a component and the word root has been assigned meaning in technical fields over the years. I like the name roots. Nothing like this exists for Web2 technology at prese...
ArbyDesigning a new Foundry logo
I am a big advocate of Paradigm's Foundry. I really like a lot of things about it (particularly not having to switch between Javascript and Solidity when writing tests). However, while it's easy to find information about Foundry, there doesn't seem to be any branding for it at all. In my view, visual branding is super important for growing a product's userbase, even when it is a technical product. Products like Rust grow not only because of technical prowess, but also beca...
Arby I want to build cool stuff.
ArbyRoots.onion: A proposal for a long-form markdown publishing site for interaction with Lens Protocol'…
IntroductionThis is a writeup on a theoretical site I propose for Lens Protocol to eventually introduce as part of their wider initiatives to create a distributed and varied social network. This product would provide a link between Tor (.onion) services and the social graph (the Lens plant). Both of these plants share roots as a component and the word root has been assigned meaning in technical fields over the years. I like the name roots. Nothing like this exists for Web2 technology at prese...
ArbyDesigning a new Foundry logo
I am a big advocate of Paradigm's Foundry. I really like a lot of things about it (particularly not having to switch between Javascript and Solidity when writing tests). However, while it's easy to find information about Foundry, there doesn't seem to be any branding for it at all. In my view, visual branding is super important for growing a product's userbase, even when it is a technical product. Products like Rust grow not only because of technical prowess, but also beca...
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This resume was written using markdown. I am willing to reveal my identity as part of the hiring process if required.
I am a solidity and smart contract developer who has been working with Ethereum since 2020. Initially exposed to the world of DeFi and Ethereum through Web3JS and Ethers, I am passionate about building novel projects which I would like to use myself.
I am looking for an environment where I can contribute meaningfully as part of a team while also working independently to produce high quality code.
DAO-resolved escrow smart contract (Work in progress) Solidity
Extending the capabilities of a basic escrow smart contract, this project aims to add ERC20, ERC721 and ERC1155 compatibility and allow a DAO to vote on escrow resolution results.
Selenium DeFi swap tool / NodeJS CLI DeFi swap tool Selenium, Python / Javascript
Using Web3JS and Ethers to work with Ethereum in Javascript, I created a tool which allows users to swap on certain DEXes straight from the CLI. This aspect served as an inspiration for further work which involved Metamask interaction and performing swaps directly using a headless Gecko browser and Selenium webdriver.
IPFS mass upload tool Javascript
A NodeJS program which upload and pins a directory of 10,000 or more images to IPFS to facilitate NFT project creation.
Frontend Software Engineer @ Consulting Firm Current employment
I have been working at a consulting firm for over a year performing the duties of a frontend web developer. As a lead developer across engagements, I improved the primary codebase to allow a low-code modification approach for future prototyping, reducing prototyping costs by as much as 80% (per management's estimates).
Founder @ Small Business Previous employment
I founded and ran a small business in the finance sector. My role was heavily client facing and I managed all aspects of the business until it ceased operating when I joined my software engineering role.
Twitter is easiest to reach me on.
Protonmail nofacedev@protonmail.com
Twitter @NoFaceDeveloper
Mirror NoFaceDev.eth
GitHub NoFaceDev
This resume was written using markdown. I am willing to reveal my identity as part of the hiring process if required.
I am a solidity and smart contract developer who has been working with Ethereum since 2020. Initially exposed to the world of DeFi and Ethereum through Web3JS and Ethers, I am passionate about building novel projects which I would like to use myself.
I am looking for an environment where I can contribute meaningfully as part of a team while also working independently to produce high quality code.
DAO-resolved escrow smart contract (Work in progress) Solidity
Extending the capabilities of a basic escrow smart contract, this project aims to add ERC20, ERC721 and ERC1155 compatibility and allow a DAO to vote on escrow resolution results.
Selenium DeFi swap tool / NodeJS CLI DeFi swap tool Selenium, Python / Javascript
Using Web3JS and Ethers to work with Ethereum in Javascript, I created a tool which allows users to swap on certain DEXes straight from the CLI. This aspect served as an inspiration for further work which involved Metamask interaction and performing swaps directly using a headless Gecko browser and Selenium webdriver.
IPFS mass upload tool Javascript
A NodeJS program which upload and pins a directory of 10,000 or more images to IPFS to facilitate NFT project creation.
Frontend Software Engineer @ Consulting Firm Current employment
I have been working at a consulting firm for over a year performing the duties of a frontend web developer. As a lead developer across engagements, I improved the primary codebase to allow a low-code modification approach for future prototyping, reducing prototyping costs by as much as 80% (per management's estimates).
Founder @ Small Business Previous employment
I founded and ran a small business in the finance sector. My role was heavily client facing and I managed all aspects of the business until it ceased operating when I joined my software engineering role.
Twitter is easiest to reach me on.
Protonmail nofacedev@protonmail.com
Twitter @NoFaceDeveloper
Mirror NoFaceDev.eth
GitHub NoFaceDev
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