Welcome to the 2nd week of May 2024 at GnoDesk.
Road to Testnet 4
Gno Core
- Path Length Limit — A discussion pertaining to limiting the length of a package path has opened. Package paths in Gno are unique, human-readable identifiers for contracts akin to the DNS. The suggested limits are 128 and 256 characters. Follow the discussions here.
- Website Renewal Initiative — The Gno.land Team is looking for a designer to update the Main Website (gno.land). The requirement is to propose a minimal, simple, and straightforward design that emphasizes on the content. Join the challenge here.
- Event Emission Support for Tests — An initiative to add support for event emission to tests has started. Contributors to the initiative are leaning towards adding the
-eventsflag to the suite to provide an option for the developer. Follow the discussion here.
Ecosystem Projects
GnoScan
- Customizable RPCs & Indexers — GnoScan has announced its upcoming update which will allow users to permissionlessly connect to any Gno-based networks by entering the RPC & Indexer URLs.
Berty
- dSocial Mobile App Launch — The Berty team is finalizing https support on the Berty production server, and targeting release next week on iOS and Android.
- Faucet Hub Integration — dSocial’s faucet was integrated into the Gno Faucet Hub. It will provide a smooth experience for onboarding users into the app by abstracting away the complexities of obtaining gas fees needed for in-app interactions.
Flippando
- Flippando NFT Airdrop — Flippando has announced its plans for the upcoming NFT airdrop. The airdrop will launch on Hackerville (http://hackerville.xyz/), with details to be announced soon.
Varmeta
- FOCG Proposal — The Varmeta team has proposed support for Fully On-Chain Games (FOCG) to Gno.land. FOCGs refer to games that solely use Realm to store their game logic and data, as opposed to traditional blockchain games where only the digital assets are stored on-chain. Follow their proposal here.
DAOsign
- New Grant Applicant: DAOsign — DAOsign, a workflow management platform built with its novel DSS (Decentralized Smart Signature) protocol, has applied to the Gno.land Grants Program. The DAOsign team is proposing to implement its protocol in Gno. Learn more about their proposal here.
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