The Shardeum Blog
Different Types of Nodes on Shardeum – A Deep Dive
Learn about the different types of nodes on Shardeum and how we’re making it easy for anyone to run a node with simple button clicks.
Introduction to Foundry & How it Works
May 16, 2023Foundry is a decentralized application (dapp) development platform built on the Ethereum blockchain. In this article, learn more about how foundry works
GitHub vs. GitLab – A Detailed Comparison
May 16, 2023GitHub is more developer-focused, while GitLab offers integrated DevOps features.Both are Git-based platforms.Know more about the difference between GitHub and GitLab
Ecosystem Update: PointSix x Shardeum
May 16, 2023Shardeum is thrilled to welcome PointSix to its ecosystem. PointSix is a pioneering multichain NFT marketplace dedicated to empowering creators and fostering communities through its innovative …
Newsletter: 800K Users & 36K Validators on Shardeum Testnet
May 15, 2023Shardeum has acquired over 800,000 testnet users and crossed over 36,000 validator nodes making it one of the largest decentralized testnet ever!
What Is Hardhat – A Comprehensive Guide
May 12, 2023Hardhat is a platform that lets the developers test, compile, deploy, & debug Web 3 applications built on the Ethereum blockchain. Read more to know about Hardhat
What is TypeScript & How to Use it?
May 11, 2023TypeScript is a statically typed superset of JavaScript, enhancing code reliability and maintainability. In this article, learn more about what is typescript used for.
Throughput vs Bandwidth: The Keys to Network Efficiency
May 11, 2023Throughput is the actual data transfer rate, while bandwidth is the maximum capacity or speed of a network connection. Know more about throughput vs bandwidth
What is a 51% Attack, & Its Impact on Blockchain?
May 10, 2023A 51% attack occurs when a violent user in a network takes control of a certain blockchain’s mining resources. Learn more about 51% attack in this blog
Shardeum Automates EIP-2930 – A Comprehensive Educational Guide
May 10, 2023Shardeum has automated the EIP-2930 access lists on its testnet for network RPC nodes to route shards. This blog is primarily for educational purposes so developers can use it if needed