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Good job. From a 5 sec review, consider more filters such as HOA, waterfront,m and lot size
Also, please incorporate 3d scans/tours of the interior and exterior
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Jun 2
Great work I'm impressed! Excellent huge step in the right direction 👏
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Last December, my friend @fahdananta text me - let's chat.
I'd spent the last decade building iOS apps at @Shopify, @getcode, and @flipcash, so I had a feeling where it was going. A few conversations later, I'd signed on to a simple mandate - come rebuild Opendoor's iOS app.
Today, we're launching it. We rebuilt the entire mobile experience from the ground up - native, SwiftUI, GraphQL - and everything from booking a tour to browsing listing photos is substantially improved.
There's still a ton of work left and we're not slowing down.
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Well said.
I’ve worked with these guys back on @getcode and watched this build over the years. This product works very well IRL for peer to peer payments.
Built on top of @solana so the tx is a bit faster than swaps in wallets.
So we quietly launched a simple token, literally $simple and will use it as the community currency at @solanamidwest events but not limited too
Very bullish on @flipcash and its potential
May 27
The token launchpad no one is talking about & is different from what you're used to @flipcash
-create a token with a liquidity reserve
-gradual exponential bonding curve
-built for communities to use as their currency
It's an innovative way to believe in something again when it comes to @solana tokens & I'm looking forward to seeing the first few successes.
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May 27
If you’re new to building on @Arc, don’t make these 5 mistakes I made:
1. Using the wrong Arc Testnet config
This sounds basic, but it can break everything.
Make sure you’re using the right network details:
Chain ID: 5042002
RPC: rpc.testnet.arc.network
Explorer: testnet.arcscan.app
Gas token: USDC
A wrong chain ID or stale RPC config can make your wallet flow look broken when the issue is just network config.
2. Forgetting that Arc uses USDC as gas
On most EVM chains, you think in ETH for gas and USDC for payments.
Arc is different.
USDC is the gas token.
So your wallet UX, balance checks, funding messages, and error states should not be written like the user needs ETH for gas.
3. Mixing native USDC gas with ERC-20 USDC logic
This one is easy to miss.
Arc uses USDC as gas, but if your app also funds a contract with USDC, you still need to understand what your contract expects.
For Dispatch, we had to be clear about:
- native USDC for gas display
- ERC-20 USDC/token approval for task funding
- token decimals
- allowance checks
- balance checks
Don’t assume “USDC is gas” means every payment flow skips token approval.
4. Not checking whether your deployed contract actually exists on Arc
Don’t just paste an address and assume it is deployed.
Always check bytecode.
If “getCode(address)” returns “0x”, there is no contract there.
I had to verify that the marketplace and registry contracts actually had bytecode on Arc before trusting the wallet flow while building Dispatch.
This saves you from debugging frontend problems that are really deployment problems.
5. Forgetting to rebuild the static output before deploying
This one wasted real time.
I updated the frontend source, pushed to GitHub, redeployed Vercel, and the live site still showed old text.
Why? Vercel was serving the static build folder.
The source was new, but the deployed static artifact was stale.
If your app serves a static output folder, always rebuild it before deploying.
Biggest lesson:
Most Arc bugs won’t look like “Arc bugs.”
They’ll look like:
wrong config,
wrong token assumption,
wrong contract address,
wrong deploy artifact,
wrong frontend build,
or unclear payment state.
Fix those early and building on Arc becomes much smoother.
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Apr 21
@Nightly_app lowest gas fee on Canton at just 0.1CC
Get access ?
Follow below👇
Join discord below
discord.nightly.app
- Go to #ask-canton-code channel
- Click "Get Code" and it will open your ticket
- input /getcode in your ticket
-Do a prove task
- The code is urs
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Mar 18
@AfheLabs
Hi, I'm Victor a Web3 Graphics Designer.
I also turn complex Blockchain ideas in relatable visuals and info graphics.
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