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#308

Let’s say it’s a framework for AI. I predict it to be a failure on release, and it can’t possibly achieve it’s ultimate goal. But I have to try.

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#309

Hi, I’m John Paul Cas, a mobile and smart contract developer from XLD Tech Labs. We’re working on erc20 and erc721 that can be used to buy prepaid airtime, openzeppelin libraries, and abstract contracts is a big help in my studies :bowing_man:‍♂

I’m a blockchain enthusiast and navigating on Defi projects. I’m working on LiquidityMining/Staking :pick:

Let’s connect on telegram or LinkedIn @johnpaulcas

Nice meeting you all!

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#310

Hello everyone, my name is Quentin, I live in France in a town called Limoges,

I am still a young web and mobile developer, enthusiastic and motivated! I am looking for work, a work-study program to complete a new diploma and an increase in skills,

I have been working in the Blockchain since 2016, COO of StakeShare (SSX) since 2018, It encouraged me to become a developer, I have been learning solidity and the ethereum environment for a few days already,

I have high hopes in learning more, to specialize in blockchain and to carry out a personal project that is close to my heart (and professional I hope!). Ethereum seems to me to be a very good option for that,

I’m discovering OpenZeppelin today and I’m going on an adventure now, I think this community is of quality and the project is very relevant, happy to be able to learn with you I hope,

Excuse me for my English, in the heart of improvement :v:

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#311

Hi @johnpaulcas,

Welcome to the community :wave:

Thanks for introducing yourself.

Interested to know how you are tackling gas prices. Whether you are using a side chain or a layer 2 solution?

Also curious whether ERC1155 (https://docs.openzeppelin.com/contracts/3.x/erc1155) was a viable option for air time vouchers?

If you haven’t already, you may want to look at OpenZeppelin Defender to automate your Ethereum operations: https://openzeppelin.com/defender/

#312

Hi Quentin (@Sheitak),

Welcome to the community and Solidity development :wave:

I suggest looking through: Solidity learning resources. I think the OpenZeppelin Learn guides are a great place to start.

You may want to track and share your coding journey: https://forum.openzeppelin.com/tag/coding-journey.

Interested to hear about your personal project when you are ready to share something.

#313

Hi @abcoathup, we’re not using erc721 for the prepaid airtime, our erc721 is used to some other aspect but we used the opengsn relayer so the user can pay the gas fee via token, for conversion we used uniswapv2 router :grinning: We’re on the process of token audit

Sure, we’re gonna take a look on OpenZeppelin Defender :smiley:

Thank you also for the great worked and support on the community @abcoathup all my question before answered really really fast :grinning: I am continues learning solidity and for sure will asked a lot of question soon :joy:

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#314

Yes thank you very much ! I started by looking at the OpenZeppelin documentation,

I share my progress with pleasure, thank you for your welcome

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#315

Hi all, I am Alessandro from Italy, creator of Eporio. It’s good to be here and see the community being really active :stuck_out_tongue:

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#316

Hi @alexsyo,

Thanks for introducing yourself. It is either very early or very late for you.

Nice to see NFT marketplaces on xDAI. I think there is plenty of space for experimentation with NFTs on xDAI.

Given your project, What is your favorite collectible?

I have drawn a picture using https://nifty.ink and have some Austin Griffith NFTs but need to play some more on xDAI with NFTs.

If you haven’t already, you may want to look at OpenZeppelin Defender for automating your Ethereum operations. Defender supports xDAI network. https://openzeppelin.com/defender/

There is also a weekly webinar introducing OpenZeppelin Defender: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/8516110845373/WN_lZMCLrghTEaw5uNq8XaYoQ

#317

Quarantine time is different than regular time :smiley: I still need to find my favourite art NFT but I am more interested on the possibilities that it can unlock for gaming especially with the fees on the xDai chain.

Good to know that defender supports xDai by the way, I will definitely have a look.

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#318

Hi,
my name is Robert friends call me Majo, I’m from Ljubljana(Slovenia) and I try to learn how to code smart contract. I’m learning now cca. 5 months when I have time. Because the small kids usualy when they sleep. I heard for OpenZeppelin in online courses which I watch. From the community I expect help since I am a beginner. And I hope that once I will able to help back.

Best regards
Majo

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#319

Hi @MajoGro,

Thanks for introducing yourself.

I’m impressed that you are learning whilst the kids are asleep.

I suggest looking through: Solidity learning resources.

As a Windows users I suggest looking at Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2) as much of the ecosystem is developed for and tested with Linux.

#320

Hi,
no way. Now, however, I am embarrassed to waste your time with a typo.
Thanks for helping me out.
Now I studying a Ethereum learning resources to learn the basics.
Majo

V V sre., 10. feb. 2021 ob 08:02 je oseba Andrew B Coathup via OpenZeppelin Community <zeppelin@discoursemail.com> napisala:

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#321

Hi @MajoGro,

Typos happen. :smile:
The ecosystem is still very early, so it isn’t always easy to see what is causing a problem.

#322

Hi there! I’m a developer from Brazil, still a blockchain rookie, trying out some ideas and fun contract experiments. See you around!

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#323

Hi @rsodre,

Welcome to the community :wave:

I am the Community Manager at OpenZeppelin. I am in Melbourne Australia.

I suggest having a look at Solidity learning resources.

You could also share your journey and experiments with the community: https://forum.openzeppelin.com/tag/coding-journey

#324

Hi there! My name is Oleg Abrosimov. I’m from Novosibirsk, Russia and I’m CEO of the ethereumico.io where we are using openzeppelin contracts a lot. I expect to find new brilliant ideas for smart contracts here. Hope to share my own (maybe not so brilliant though :slight_smile: )

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#325

Hi. My name’s Brian. I’m from Ireland. Became obsessed with blockchain/decentralization in college, where my thesis involved blockchain research and creating a dApp on Ethereum. It was a lot of fun and a great learning experience. I recently graduated, and since then I’ve been trying to learn as much as possible with a view to getting a job in the industry. I came to learn :slightly_smiling_face:.

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#326

Hi @olegabr,

Welcome to the community :wave:
I wasn’t able to access your website, I got: ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS

Depending on the services that you offer, you may want to look at OpenZeppelin Defender to automate your Ethereum operations: https://openzeppelin.com/defender/

#327

Hi Brian (@Crisco),

Welcome to the community :wave:

You could share your coding journey with the community using the #coding-journey tag

You can also check out Solidity learning resources, feel free to edit/update/add to these.

Answering questions in the forum is a great way to learn.

Also OpenZeppelin are hiring: https://openzeppelin.com/jobs/