Coding News

Asset-oriented programming makes fundamental functions native to the programming language. DeFi needs more of that to improve security.

StarkNet has prioritized scalability over composability and transparency. But it’s now working on making its tech open-source.

Ethereum-native projects like Uniswap that are written in Solidity can now be “transpiled” to StarkNet via Nethermind’s new Warp project

According to Jim Blasko, he was able to uncover raw data and files from Bitcoin v0.1, including notations from Satoshi Nakamoto, using “a little browser hacking.”

A highly anticipated NFT project has been hit with an exploit and a smart contract bug, causing a disruption to its auction and leaving the team with $33 million unable to be accessed.

The white-hat hacker responsible for discovering a crisis-level flaw in Coinbase API said the $250K bounty was not "too low."

Web3 developer growth hit an all-time high in 2021, yet challenges lie ahead for new developers flooding the space.

A popular Github contributor called mcclure built a browser plugin that autoblocks Twitter accounts using NFT profile pictures.

Describing NFTs as the "most appropriate means of ownership that exists," a 65-year-old computer scientist will release a tokenized version of the World Wide Web code next week.

The Coinbase Crypto Community Fund was awarded to João Barbosa and another pseudonymous developer.

The potential benefits of smart contracts go well beyond what their name suggests, the co-founder and CEO of Blockstack argues.

After the release of a preprint report which correlates crypto code with prices, a member of the research team said the group looks toward further study in the field.

Recent research shows a correlation between crypto prices and their underlying code.

Why testing smart contracts is crucial, what problems it can and cannot solve, and how to do it.

Programming languages are crucial for blockchain — for usability, security and durability.