# Frontend ## Clientside Ethereum So, when I say frontend, let me start by saying I'm not going to dive into React, Vue, Svelte, or any other frontend framework. I'm not here to tell you how to move your pixels around the screen, how to manage the state of your application, whether hooks are a ...

When it comes to developing for the blockchain, and especially for Ethereum, anyone who knows much about the core infrastructure of Ethereum knows that the flagship client, geth or go-ethereum is written in Golang. There are other clients built in C#, Rust, and Java. But what most everyone ...

# Full-stack ## Stuck in the middle with you The past two articles, we've taken a lot of effort to shoehorn blockchain development into development categories like backend and frontend, so lets keep keep abusing this metaphor by talking about fullstack, that legendary developer who can do it al...

In my previous post, we dealt with some of the preliminaries of trying to define a light client and what it is and isn't in the context of the Ethereum blockchain. Let's take things a bit further though and try to understand why we're even having this conversation. A light client isn't... ...a fu

As a reminder, there are three previous articles in this series that are helpful background for the current post. Light what Can this really work

What makes light clients work? I've done some handwaving in the past about merkle proofs and cryptography and general mathemagic but I'm going to attempt to at least go one level deeper. Bear with me in this silly example and I hope it will shed some light on how we can trust that light clients...

When it comes to developing for the blockchain, and especially for Ethereum, anyone who knows much about the core infrastructure of Ethereum knows that the flagship client, geth or go-ethereum is written in Golang. There are other clients built in C#, Rust, and Java. But what most everyone ...

# Full-stack ## Stuck in the middle with you The past two articles, we've taken a lot of effort to shoehorn blockchain development into development categories like backend and frontend, so lets keep keep abusing this metaphor by talking about fullstack, that legendary developer who can do it al...

# Frontend ## Clientside Ethereum So, when I say frontend, let me start by saying I'm not going to dive into React, Vue, Svelte, or any other frontend framework. I'm not here to tell you how to move your pixels around the screen, how to manage the state of your application, whether hooks are a ...

What makes light clients work? I've done some handwaving in the past about merkle proofs and cryptography and general mathemagic but I'm going to attempt to at least go one level deeper. Bear with me in this silly example and I hope it will shed some light on how we can trust that light clients...

In my previous post, we dealt with some of the preliminaries of trying to define a light client and what it is and isn't in the context of the Ethereum blockchain. Let's take things a bit further though and try to understand why we're even having this conversation. A light client isn't... ...a fu

As a reminder, there are three previous articles in this series that are helpful background for the current post. Light what Can this really work