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🔆OᑎᑕᕼᗩIᑎ ᔑᑌᗰᗰEᖇ Iᔑ ᕼEᖇE🔆 Happy to launch a pre-release of a fully on-chain blogging platform on @base web3://dev.bblog.eth 100% on blockchain (no IPFS/Arweave/...), using the web3:// protocol. Browse it easily with an HTTP gateway : https://dev.bblog.eth.eth.web3gateway.dev
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-> Create your own blog for ~0.5 cent -> Make blog posts for a few cents -> Upload images for ~30 cents / 100Kb And your blog will be there as long as @base live!
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-> Your on-chain blog is represented by an NFT : the owner of the NFT is the admin of the blog. -> You can point your .eth domain to your blog -> For a small fee, users can buy a bblog.eth subdomain (all funds goes to @protocolguild ). BUT it will NOT work until ENS v2 deploy.
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What is web3:// ? It's basically like https://, except that the blockchain is the web server. It's based on several ERC standards (ERC-4804 (final), ERC-6860 and others), an effort led by @qizhou and the EthStorage team The protocol home is at https://web3url.io
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How can I browse web3:// ? - With a native web3:// browser : EVM Browser : https://github.com/web3-protocol/evm-browser - With an HTTPS gateways : https://docs.web3url.io/web3-clients/https-gateway - With a curl-like app : web3curl-js : https://github.com/web3-protocol/web3curl-js
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How can I experiment with web3:// ? A web3:// sandbox is available here : https://w3-sandbox.eth.eth.web3gateway.dev This will show you in deep details how the web3:// calls are made, with lots of examples. Additionally, the protocol documentation can be found here : https://docs.web3url.io
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