Santiago Palladino

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Async calls are calls executed by a contract that have their execution continued in a subsequent transaction. A good example use case is contacting an oracle: a contract requires a...

kind:research
topic:scheduler

Similar to #19, but for ERC 721 tokens. The need came up during ETH Denver, when discussing additions to the ERC721, and how existing implementations should migrate to the finalized...

kind:research
topic:upgradeability

A common use case for many token-based applications is that users that are first-comers to the crypto ecosystem lack ETH to pay for the transactions to manage their own tokens....

topic:scheduler

A few weeks ago we were discussing with @AlbertoGozzi potential alternatives for paying out rewards to developers who contribute to an stdlib, besides the fraction of the vouching in the...

topic:governance
kind:discussion

This is an issue for discussing dynamics on publishing new kernel versions. 1- If there is a fixed price for publishing new versions, and the supply decreases constantly (since publishing...

topic:kernel
kind:discussion

Add assertion matchers for: - Checking that a tx indeed went through the GSN - Checking that sending a tx via the GSN failed due to no relayers being available...

enhancement

Latest web3.js provides its own type info. However, since these are incompatible with the ones provided by `@types/web3`, the migration is not immediate (for instance, `currentProvider` can now be a...

Add a factory and corresponding hook that creates a reasonable provider according to the following: - If there is no injected provider (ie metamask), create a new key pair (or...

enhancement

Expand #3 by allowing the developer to load a private key from local storage (if it exists), or generate a new one (and save it to local storage). Add optional...

enhancement

Consider adding a --force flag to send-tx.

kind:enhancement
topic:dx