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Incoming! Fadroma 2.0 beta versions are available
The 2.0.0-rc.X series of versions is underway, and Fadroma 2.0.0 approaches inexorably! Check our progress at https://github.com/hackbg/fadroma/tree/v2
Zero-Knowledge proofs in Rust using the RISC Zero Virtual Machine
The concept of zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) has been getting quite popular recently, especially in the blockchain space. Despite that, they haven’t seen a lot of adoption in real-world applications. There are certain limitations on computation and architectural requirements that make it not so straightforward to incorporate them into an existing project, but that also depends […]
Does your business need blockchain? – 10 questions to ask before implementing the technology
Blockchain technology has rightfully become one of the biggest buzzwords these days. From Bitcoin and the economic implications of cryptocurrency to the vast range of use cases that Distributed Ledger Technology can bring to any number of sectors the use of blockchain has found a home in supply chain management and cross-border payments, and its […]
Let’s talk Blockchain – Fadroma
About the project: Fadroma is an application framework for the Cosmos family of smart contract platforms. It automates the boring parts of smart contract development and lets developers focus on the product logic. This enables the delivery of reliable products and maintenance of high development velocity. Fadroma currently supports Secret Network, and will soon support […]
What are Layer 1 & Layer 2?
With the rise of cryptocurrencies, DeFi, NFTs and dApps there has been an increase in the demand for these decentralized services. Unfortunately, many users have experienced the frustration of paying high gas fees(the cost necessary to perform a transaction on the network) and a long verification time for their transactions, making these obstacles act as […]
hack – Blockchain Development Company joins forces with BlockRocket
BlockRocket and their mission BLOCKROCKET provides a state of the art ecosystem that helps startups, corporates, and investors to leverage the potential of blockchain technology. We believe that innovation happens when entrepreneurs and experts from established companies join forces. Therefore, BLOCKROCKET provides a platform based on top-level co-working facilities in Frankfurt, Munich, and Berlin as […]
Waellet development update
Its been a while since we posted about waellet. Here’s what’s been going on lately development-wise from our side: Waellet now injects Aepp object into the current visited webpage DOM. This allows the developers of the webpage /being a decentralized application or just a website that wants to interact with aeternity network/ to request connection […]
BUIDLing on Aeternity – workshop at WeAreDevelopers
Experience State Channel Technology First-Hand—Join the æternity Development Crash Course! Developed by some of the most well-known Erlang engineers in the world, the open-source æternity protocol offers a unique set of Layer 1 features that address issues such as scalability, cost-of-use, privacy, security, and decentralization. æternity has protocol-integrated State Channels for unlimited off-chain scaling, decentralized […]
WeAreDevelopers tickets winners
Last month, we’ve announced that we’ve partnered with WeAreDevelopers for this year’s edition of the Congress. We had 2 tickets to give away for our community of blockchain developers which now we’ll do. We wanted to make you – the people of our community participate somehow in order to win a ticket, so we did […]
Parachains and Smart Contracts – 03. [Sofia Polkadot]
Time goes by and this week we have reached the time for our 3rd Polkadot meetup. We are always happy to share with our community cutting edge technologies and best practices when using specific tools and protocols. Parachains and Smart Contracts This time the focus was on parachains and more specifically how they differ from […]









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