The TypeScript ecosystem for Web3 development keeps expanding. Here's what's worth checking out: Zagora brings type-safe and error-safe function building to the table—solid foundation for reliable dApps. If you're spinning up CLIs, zodest makes working with Zod schema validation smoother than the usual boilerplate. mongo-like-filters handles query logic when you need database-like filtering patterns. And then there's the Ethscriptions SDK and APIs—a toolkit for working with on-chain inscriptions, currently being integrated into Zagora for better developer experience. Clean tooling matters when you're shipping production blockchain code.
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GasFeeSobber
· 11h ago
The TS ecosystem is getting so competitive that Zagora is directly becoming type-safe, and you still need to use Zod for validation, which is really a bit troublesome.
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Rugman_Walking
· 11h ago
Honestly, the type-safe approach for on-chain development is really hassle-free; otherwise, a single bug could cause a rug pull worth millions.
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liquidation_watcher
· 11h ago
Honestly, a type-safe toolchain can really be a lifesaver, but can Zagora really compete? It depends on the results in real projects.
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GasFeeTears
· 12h ago
TypeScript is getting competitive again. Putting this set of combos together, it feels like I need to learn new things... Zodest is pretty good, it reduces boilerplate and feels more comfortable.
The TypeScript ecosystem for Web3 development keeps expanding. Here's what's worth checking out: Zagora brings type-safe and error-safe function building to the table—solid foundation for reliable dApps. If you're spinning up CLIs, zodest makes working with Zod schema validation smoother than the usual boilerplate. mongo-like-filters handles query logic when you need database-like filtering patterns. And then there's the Ethscriptions SDK and APIs—a toolkit for working with on-chain inscriptions, currently being integrated into Zagora for better developer experience. Clean tooling matters when you're shipping production blockchain code.