I'm Daiki, Blockchain and Web3 POS engineer with expertise in both frontend and backend development. With extensive experience in decentralized exchanges (DEX), DeFi protocols, and smart contract development, I focus on creating scalable and secure blockchain solutions. My goal is to bridge the gap between cutting-edge technology and seamless user experiences, driving innovation in the Web3 ecosystem. I simply convert ideas to computer programs.
Discover how to automatically top up your Internet Computer (ICP) canister with cycles using Rust. This comprehensive guide walks you through creating a self-sustaining canister that can replenish its own cycles when running low. Learn to interact with the NNS Ledger and Cycles Minting canisters, handle ICP transfers, and implement smart cycle management in your decentralized applications. Perfect for ICP developers looking to build more autonomous and efficient smart contracts. Includes step-by-step code examples and explanations for seamless implementation.
Unlock the potential of the Internet Computer (ICP) blockchain with our detailed guide on creating an NFT Marketplace. This blog post covers everything from the basics of NFTs, the unique features of ICP blockchain, to step-by-step instructions on setting up your own marketplace. Whether you're a developer, entrepreneur, or a blockchain enthusiast, our expert tips and insights will help you navigate the process with ease. Dive into the world of decentralized digital assets and start building on ICP today!
One of the things that had always bothered me when creating terminal profiles is hardcoding secrets like in export GITHUB_TOKEN=<SECRET>. This is even more annoying when you have more than one computer and need to synchronize secrets between them.
With Let’s Encrypt and a DNS provider like AWS Route 53, you’ll be able to run HTTPS with wildcard subdomains without having to mess with your /etc/hosts file, or having to install tools that create a custom DNS resolver.
