The worst part of ESP32 home automation? Every 2 hours of progress followed by a week waiting for that one AliExpress part I forgot I needed. Patience is part of the build.

What I like straight out of the box from EverySmartHome: – Quality case I can open without breaking anything – Extra GPIO for whatever I want – Standard, documented hardware – Somehow skipped UK->EU customs (a first for me) Already a strong start.

Just got my Everything Presence Sensor. Haven’t plugged it in yet, but shoutout to EverySmartHome for ticking all the boxes on open source home hardware. Feels solid, well-designed, and built for people who actually want to understand and extend what they own.

Picking up #Elixir again lately. Still love the language—but after a few years with #Rust, I’m realizing just how hardwired my brain is to strong types. Everything feels slower without rust-analyzer's instant feedback.

Working with testnets sucks: - No gas - No cheatcodes - Bad RPCs - Can’t hide contracts So we’re fixing that.

Speed hack: cut @ethui.bsky.social’s debug build times by 40% using mold linker + Nightly parallel frontend + cranelift. Rust compile times are evolving fast!

Gave a talk at @ethprague.bsky.social on building #Web3 with a local-first mindset using @ethui.bsky.social. It's now live on YouTube in case you want to check it out!

Happy to have been at @ethprague.bsky.social last week, showing how @ethui.bsky.social brings a local-first approach to #web3 development: faster feedback loops, no deploys, and real UI prototyping,

Don’t miss my talk tomorrow at 3:30 during @ethprague.bsky.social. Web3 dev made simpler, with @ethui.bsky.social .

@cmuratori.bsky.social always delivers. This one’s a deep dive into design thinking, complexity, and why we tend to overbuild systems: www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCxU...

“If it compiles, it works” is such a powerful thing in #Rust. Picked up #Elixir again recently, and I really miss the Typestate pattern.

Don’t miss my talk on 29/05 at 11:30am during @ethprague.bsky.social. Web3 dev made simpler, with @ethui.bsky.social.

Managed to speed up @ethui.bsky.social's from-scratch debug builds by 40% (1m20s → 50s). The keys? - Mold linker - Nightly parallel-frontend - Cranelift

Not your usual crypto read, but this one’s sharp:

First time with #Bevy this weekend. Made a quick Space Invaders clone: 🛸 space-invaders.naps62.com Give it a spin — good way to descompress after shipping code

Lately I’ve been diving deeper into game dev. Unity/Godot/Unreal are the usual suspects—but writing games in pure ECS with Rust (via Bevy) just hits different. It’s low-level, expressive, and kind of addictive.

@alchemyconf.com got me back into Elixir. Forgot how nice the syntax feels — but wow, my brain is now fully conditioned to Rust's type feedback loop. Strong types are addictive.

If Ethereum development is to scale in 2025, it needs: - More powerful local tooling - Trustless Safe UIs - Less reliance on public testnets - Local-friendly subgraph alternatives - A modern OSS contract-verifier What would you add?

I’ll be at @ethprague.bsky.social on May 27, talking about @ethui.bsky.social. See you there? #ETHPrague #ethui

Most wallets can’t handle anvil rollbacks or dev-only cheat codes. @ethui.bsky.social fixes that.

Bevy (rust’s game engine) initial examples seems deceptively simple, but there’s some truly great engineering behind it. Their ECS implementation is elegant to a level I didn’t expect.

Any good patterns out there for handling data migrations in desktop Rust apps? I want to update structs but automatically migrate and deserialize any prior data users may have in their FS.

Recently integrated the actor model into @ethui.bsky.social using the kameo crate. While #Elixir is still king here, Rust keeps impressing me with how it balances great developer patterns and runtime performance.

The @ethui.bsky.social's codebase is over 2 years old now. Every time I look at an older snippet, I can clearly see how much my Rust skills have improved. Past-me, we need to talk.

The new @ethui.bsky.social 1.14.0 update improves the JSON view for message signing. JSON content is now displayed in a more structured, easy-to-read format. Learn more: ethui.dev/blog/ethui-1...

Bevy’s query system feels like magic to me. No lifetimes, pure types, dependency-injection for free.

#Rust and #TypeScript are still my go-to solutions for almost everything these days. Rust for safety & performance, TS for productivity & ecosystem. The perfect duo? Maybe.

With @ethui.bsky.social, manage unlimited wallets side by side. Test and prod, peacefully coexisting—no more juggling profiles.

The @ethui.bsky.social 1.14.0 release is now live. This update introduces a new optional onboarding flow and an improved JSON view for message signing. Read more on our blog: ethui.dev/blog/ethui-1...

Thanks Braga Blockchain for having me! I talked about the common issues with Solidity, but it wasn’t all about problems – we also explored solutions, and @ethui.bsky.social is definitely part of them.

If you're around Braga and into #Web3, it's worth making plans to be there. Plus, I'll be talking about @ethui.bsky.social - so, come say hi!

One app, one browser. That’s all you should need—and with @ethui.bsky.social, that’s all you need.

Unlike most wallets, @ethui.bsky.social doesn’t force you to unlock everything upfront. You only enter your password when a signature is actually needed—keeping your workflow smooth and secure.

What’s still missing in #Web3? Let’s discuss it at BragaBlockchain. I’ll be sharing how @ethui.bsky.social is making Ethereum development more accessible, followed by a roundtable on the challenges of Web3 scalability and adoption. March 27 — Drop by the Subvisual office.

All transactions on an anvil chain are now impersonated by default, using anvil’s cheatcodes. This allows for seamless testing without signing transactions or exposing private keys. Fast Mode skips dialogs and password checks while keeping everything secure.

Remote anvil instances now sync with @ethui.bsky.social, even with custom chain IDs. Host persistent private testnets for each project and keep them accessible to your team—no more local-only testing.

Check out the package we built to solve this issue: github.com/ethui/proxy-...

@ethui.bsky.social now runs on a shadcn-based component library, replacing Material UI. The new interface is cleaner, faster, and more intuitive. We also fine-tuned it for macOS users, delivering a more native feel. A better experience for developers, with a simpler codebase to maintain.

Want to test scenarios as if they were real—without any cost or third-party dependencies?

2025 is the year of #ethui. We’re pushing harder than ever to make it the ultimate tool for #Web3 devs. New releases are on the way—stay tuned! 👀

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