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How High Availability Sequencers Enable The Best Possible Rollup Uptime
High availability sequencers provide better uptime for rollups and allow them to continue operating through upgrades.
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Arbitrum Stylus Explained: How Stylus Makes Your Rollup a Destination for Developers
Stylus enables developers to write smart contracts in Rust, C, C++, and other programming languages that compile down to WASM, in addition to Solidity.
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Gas Usage for Blockchains: What It Means and Why Mgas/s Is The New Standard For Measuring Onchain Performance
As a direct measure of onchain compute, Mgas/s is the best metric for comparing blockchain performance.
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Native Bridges vs. Third-Party Bridges: What’s Right for Your Rollup?
Should rollups rely solely on their native bridge or integrate a third-party bridge? We break down the decision here.
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Account Abstraction 101: Core Concepts of ERC-4337 and What it Means for Rollups
Account abstraction is the key to better UX on blockchains.
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Optimism’s Superchain: What It Is and How Conduit Supports Its Blockchain Scalability Vision
The Superchain is Optimism's vision for scaling Ethereum with interoperable OP Stack rollups.
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What to look for in a Rollups-as-a-Service (RaaS) platform
In a future with millions of blockchains – some general purpose but most of them app-specific – Rollups-as-a-Service (RaaS) platforms will become increasingly more important as we scale Ethereum. AWS unlocked a decade of startups that could move more nimbly and build products that weren’t previously possible by building a cloud