Canton dAppBooster is BootNode's open source stack for Canton Network local development: a local network, wagmi-style hooks, UI components, a theme, and a demo dApp.
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Two blind AI reviewers found 15 subtle bugs in a staking dApp that had passed tests, code review, and QA. Zero critical, all fixed before a user hit them.
Vibecoding gets you a prototype. Engineering practice, bottled as agent skills, gets you to production. Here is how we packaged our Zama FHEVM expertise.
DeFi protocols have no direct line to their users. DMe is an open-source layer that links wallets to Telegram and sends them real-time alerts.
dAppBooster 2.5.0 ships an AI-ready scaffold, a real test safety net, major dependency jumps, and an installer that LLMs and CI can drive end to end.
We built Curve-style StableSwap pricing as a Uniswap v4 hook for Revert Finance. Production-ready, multi-asset, and gas-efficient.
We built with Zama's fhEVM to test FHE beyond the hype. The cryptography works — but the developer experience reveals a technology still finding its footing.
Web3 UX is still painful. BootNode has been testing Porto (Ithaca, now Tempo), a fresh approach to making blockchain interactions feel invisible.
We shipped dAppBooster v2 with a new UI stack, a one-command install, and clearer docs so you can scaffold a production-ready dApp in minutes.
We plugged Khalani into Hyperlane’s Nexus bridge so users can bridge supported tokens and chains in one simple flow, with Hyperlane routes as the fallback.
The Open Intents Framework packages the essentials—contracts, a solver, and a UI template—so you can assemble an intent product that fits your stack.
Sometimes, the fastest way to build a relationship in Web3 isn’t a cold DM or pitch deck, it’s a pull request. We dove into Hyperlane’s public bounty board.
BootNode’s journey in blockchain interoperability, from Hyperlane bounties to OIF 1.0, Espresso Hackathon, and Khalani integration.
How we built the Hyperlane rebalancer, an agent that moves collateral between chains so Multi-Collateral Warp Routes have liquidity where withdrawals need it.
How we helped YieldNest, a Liquid Restaking protocol, to adapt ynETH and ynLSDe smart contracts to ensure secure balances and accurate withdrawals post-upgrade.
dAppBooster isn’t just another template: it’s a full-blown dApp development booster pack built on the latest and greatest tools in the ecosystem.
A UX review of the dAppBooster token input: what works, like auto-detected decimals and balances, and where errors, mobile layout, and accessibility need work.
This blog article will guide you through obtaining gas tokens, bridging them across different EVM chains, and creating ERC20 tokens for testing purposes.
Starting your journey into decentralized app development can be overwhelming, but dAppBooster simplifies the process with modular components and clear setup.
In the rapidly evolving world of Web3, developers are constantly seeking tools that simplify and accelerate the creation of decentralized applications (dApps).
We are excited to launch the official blog of bootnode.dev, a hub for innovation, blockchain, and decentralized technologies.