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Jordaniza

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Hi, I'm Jordan, a Web3 Developer, currently writing smart contracts at Aragon OSx.

I love learning new things and new technologies. Recommendations on interesting things to read are extremely welcome.

In my free time I love music, fitness, cooking and reading weird books.

Some of my past projects:

AuxoDAO

  • Auxo is a DeFi yield farming protocol on Ethereum that rewards stakers who participate in onchain governance.
  • Auxo has a non-dilutive token model: stakers are not diluted by inflation, and instead receive rewards directly in wETH.
  • Auxo was my previous focus, where I worked as a Smart Contract development lead.

Website

  • This is a work-in-progress series that I've hosted on my new Astro blog, where I take you through writing EVM Assembly code (Yul & Bytecode) in a hands-on way.
  • In it we complete challenges in the OpenZeppelin Ethernaut using pure assembly, something I have been doing myself

Multichain SDK

Multichain Repo

  • Multichain SDK allows you to fetch data from contracts deployed on multiple EVM chains simulataneously using ethers.js.
  • It is designed for calling contracts with similar or shared interfaces, such as ERC20 contracts.
  • Crucially, the Multichain calls preserve type-safety across calls, and works with native Promise.AllSettled logic for graceful errors.

Subgraphs Rep

  • These subgraphs capture information about Auxo token holders & Auxo stakers.
  • It took me a while to get my head round The Graph, but I'm glad that I did.
  • I'm happy with how this repo turned out: especially wrapping my head around the graph's own testing and deployment workflows.

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  1. bitfield-epoch bitfield-epoch Public

    A solidity library to efficiently compress user activations into a single 256 bit storage slot

    Solidity 10

  2. OZ-Upgradeable-Foundry OZ-Upgradeable-Foundry Public

    Minimal Upgradeable Contract Deploy and Test with foundry

    Solidity 94 20

  3. assemblynaut assemblynaut Public

    Beating OpenZeppelin's Ethernaut in Pure Assembly. Masochists Only.

    Solidity 24

  4. ethHvr ethHvr Public

    A neovim plugin to show readable ETH values when hovering over large numbers.

    Lua 2

  5. nix-config nix-config Public

    nixOS config files

    Nix 1

  6. aragon/toucan-voting-plugin aragon/toucan-voting-plugin Public

    Solidity 1 1