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I built an ERC-20 + a voting DApp… but I still feel “not hireable” for junior blockchain roles. What should I build next...
Great question about hackathon discovery! If you’re aiming to keep a constant pulse on blockchain hackathons—especially those focused on Ethereum, DeFi, or Web3 applications—I’ve personally had the most luck by bookmarking platforms like De...
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I built an ERC-20 + a voting DApp… but I still feel “not hireable” for junior blockchain roles. What should I build next...
Same situation tbh. I did ERC-20 + NFT mint + a small marketplace and I still got the “nice” replies but no interviews.What I noticed is… the problem wasn’t “not enough projects”, it was that my repos looked like I did them for...
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I built an ERC-20 + a voting DApp… but I still feel “not hireable” for junior blockchain roles. What should I build next...
Don’t chase “complex”. Most juniors do that and it backfires. If I open a junior repo and it’s 300 lines of Solidity with no explanation and no tests, it doesn’t matter if it’s DeFi or not. What makes me trust a junior is small stuff: you t...
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Interview struggle: ERC-20 & ERC-721 questions Need Advice!
I got my first interview call as a smart contract developer, and I am prepping hard, brushing up on concepts and other things. While studying, I am stuck with the idea of ERC-20 and ERC-721 in smart contract develo...
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How to Land Account Abstraction Jobs (ERC-4337): Bundlers, Paymasters & Security Skills That Actually Get Hired
One thing I’m curious about from people actually working in this space — when you were starting out, what was the first AA-related thing that genuinely broke for you? Was it validation logic, gas estimation, paymaster griefing, or something...
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How to Land Account Abstraction Jobs (ERC-4337): Bundlers, Paymasters & Security Skills That Actually Get Hired
I’ve been noticing a lot of buzz around Account Abstraction roles, especially with ERC-4337 becoming more mainstream. I’m exploring opportunities in this space and wanted to ask the community: what exact skills are recruiters a...
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How to Land Account Abstraction Jobs (ERC-4337): Bundlers, Paymasters & Security Skills That Actually Get Hired
Account Abstraction hiring loops can feel opaque from the outside because companies rarely say this explicitly: they’re not just hiring Solidity devs who know ERC-4337,” they’re hiring people who can reason about wallet UX, gas...
By Shubhada Pande · @ShubhadaJP -
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How to Land Account Abstraction Jobs (ERC-4337): Bundlers, Paymasters & Security Skills That Actually Get Hired
I’ve helped interview for a couple of Account Abstraction roles recently, and I can confirm: nobody expects juniors to show up with a fully battle-tested bundler in production. What we actually look for is structured understanding of the
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How do you explain to an interviewer the trade-offs of a single contract acting like both ERC-721 and ERC-1155?
From a practical point of view, a lot of teams don’t bother with a fully hybrid 721+1155 contract unless they have a very specific reason (like an on-chain game inventory with both unique avatars and stackable items).What interviewers...
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How to Land Account Abstraction Jobs (ERC-4337): Bundlers, Paymasters & Security Skills That Actually Get Hired
If you want to get into Account Abstraction roles, the biggest unlock isn’t reading more ERC-4337 docs — it’s actually building and breaking the standard in practice. Start very small: implement a minimal smart account that: –...
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How do you explain to an interviewer the trade-offs of a single contract acting like both ERC-721 and ERC-1155?
Short answer: yes, you can make a hybrid contract — but in practice it’s more of a niche pattern than a default choice. For interviews, I’d frame it as a trade-off problem, not a “just inherit everything” trick...
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How do you explain to an interviewer the trade-offs of a single contract acting like both ERC-721 and ERC-1155?
I recently struggled with an interview question about designing a single NFT contract that behaves like both ERC-721 and ERC-1155. The interviewer wanted a practical explanation, not just theory, and I found myself...
By amanda smith · @DecentralizedDev