Ponder

Building ponder.sh. EVM, TypeScript, open-source enjoyer.

it's not often that you think "wow this is amazing" every step of the way when using a software dev framework

that's how i feel whenever i use /ponder-sh though

@typedarray.eth & co are legends

cypherpunk wannabe, engineer working on @frames /open-frames /opencast
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i have the tab open on my browser, but still don’t understand properly how to use it or what for

what are you using it for? why is it so good?

father. working on /anky, a game for writers

using it to index larry contract events to a postgres db for faster retrieval

how do you think about contract events? im for sure not thinking enough about them and the value they bring to the systems we create

and each one of those is updated then in real time on the website? the thing is that smart contracts (at least mine, now) are a dynamic and evolving system, and shaping them with the usage of these tools in mind (for example by adding events to share information about things that happen) is powerful

depends on what you're building. event logs make it easy to spot things that happen to your contracts offchain so particularly useful for frontends that interact with or show data relating to your contracts

for larry we're indexing crowdfund creation events on the larry factory, contributions events on each larry crowdfund, and token deployment events from the larry token deployer