Prototyped something I’ve been wanting to add to @blockhead for a long time.

Watch all the blockchain blocks go by in real time.

/blockhead・open-source interface for web3・explore EVM networks, accounts, smart contracts, blocks/txs, tokens/DeFi/NFTs, IPFS, ENS, Farcaster and more

Prototyped something I’ve been wanting to add to @blockhead for a long time.

Watch all the blockchain blocks go by in real time.

https://blockhead.info/explorer

TypeScript Interface for Ethereum ~ viem.sh

/frontend dev・founder/decentralized data wrangler /blockhead・ritual.net・UI/UX abstractionist・DeFi/web3 builder・dropout・24・prev /dydx・x.com/darryl__yeo

Frontend stack: Svelte + Tanstack Query + @viem + vis.js Timeline.

Mobile-first. EVM compatible. Carbon negative. Celo is a blockchain built for the real world. | celo.org

The Modular DeFi L2. Building new economic systems alongside 
Optimism for the Superchain

Mass adoption of decentralized & token-governed technologies. 

The Native Ethereum L2 for NFT Industry. Bringing NFT into Mass Adoption alongside Superchain. 🟢🔴

Featuring current and future members of the @superchaineco: @optimism @base @celo @fraxtal @0xmantle @mintblockchain @modenetwork @redstone @zora

As a client-first app, @blockhead lets you choose from dozens of existing third-party indexers and RPC node services via the Preferences at the bottom of the page!

Software engineer, decentralization maxi.

Working on the @pooltogether hyperstructure.

https://t.co/sMjSHV6gXW

It’s fantastic. It’s a state machine that handles errors, duplicate requests, pagination, caching, and request de-duplication out of the box.

I initially rolled my own stores using Promises (which is easy to do in Svelte to begin with), but have gradually migrated almost every query in the codebase over to it.

What's your experience like using tanstack query with svelte? Better than setting up your own store logic?

Wen svelte in some thing like react native or better 👀