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Bluzelle Expands into Korea through Partnership with Reblock
Published: 2021-04-26 23:02:42

With Bluzelle’s mainnet release, new products on the way, and release of the Bluzelle-NFT Collection, it is time to focus on new geographic dimensions to broaden the Bluzelle ecosystem. South Korea market is one of the fastest growing crypto markets that has a highly active crypto user base.

To enter new markets, it’s critical we localize our content and offerings so both token holders and developers become familiar with the great products from Bluzelle. It is important for us to clearly communicate our ideas and vision to drive the success of our product offerings and increase the overall utility. To maximize our impact, Bluzelle is partnering up with Reblock, a leading Korean based marketing firm that specializes in crypto. Reblock has extensive experience in introducing top blockchain projects to Korea. These include FLOW, the blockchain behind mega hit NBA Top Shot, and IOTA, the blockchain for IOT.

With Reblock, Bluzelle will have a local BLZ Korean community, conduct AMAs, special events and more to drive increased levels of community engagement. This will be instrumental in raising the overall profile of Bluzelle in Korea.
“Korea is an important market for Bluzelle. They have a very educated community in crypto and a highly talented developer base. Korea is also home to well regarded crypto projects such as Terra (LUNA) and Klatyn, the blockchain backed by Kakao. — Pavel Bains, CEO of Bluzelle.

Bluzelle will continue its ongoing efforts to explore new markets and explore unchartered territories. While we do so, our community plays an important role in driving Bluzelle towards mainstream adoption. With the new demographics, Bluzelle is all set to lay a strong foundation for the future of a decentralized internet.

About Bluzelle
Bluzelle aims to be the go-to data layer for Web 3.0 by providing a decentralized data network that is tamper-proof and has greater privacy, scalability, and availability than traditional solutions. Powered by Cosmos, Bluzelle handles 10,000 TPS and is a delegated proof of stake. Bluzelle’s DeFi solutions are being developed to enhance Defi with historical price feeds, provide data analytics, 360-degree views, and more. As DeFi grows, Bluzelle’s infrastructure services play a significant role.
Day 353 : Mere Mortal
Tags: hiphop, code, coding, lifelongdev
Published: 2021-04-26 22:34:30

_liner notes_:
- Saturday : Started to plan out how I want my work area to be set up. It's a small space so I want if to be multi-functional. Things will slide and flip. Then it was time to do the radio show. Had a really good time. Afterwards, I did all the post-show promo work. I wanted to make sure I didn't have to worry about it on Sunday.  The recording of this week's show is at https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com

![Radio show episode image of photos of Shock G and Black Rob with the words April 24th 2021 gofund.me/d5177c1a](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/3ug2w9gb9gpa6dvw9ybr.jpg)

- Sunday : Pretty much didn't do anything I planned to do. haha It was storming pretty hard and made me sleepy. haha. I did do my laundry. Wrote up the script for my presentation this week. Watched an anime, "Fear the Walking Dead", and "Gangs of London".


- Professional : Since my presentation won't be live, I made a small application that will have my slides, show my webcam and display my script as I go through my slides. If I were doing it live, I would have Speech Recognition as a type of closed caption. Do it this way, I can just record my screen and not have to worry about adding closed captions later. Had a meeting with my manager to talk about things coming up. Spent the rest of the day working on the slides for my presentation. Don't know why this is taking me so long. I have have it all laid out. Just have to actually make them. haha.


- Personal : I forgot to mention that I created a temporary logo for my new side project of the weekend. Also made a decision to move the push notifications to another part of the site so I can keep the front page as fast as possible. I think the project is coming along. I want to have the front page with a countdown to the live event and the ability to get a push notification when the event happens.

![Aerial view of the Empakaai Crater, TZ, Africa with a lush green landscape surrounding it and mountains in the distance.](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/khzfe4pkk6nabuucwio6.jpg)

Going to finish up my slides. I thought I was going to do the recording today, but I don't think that's going to happen. I'm a mere mortal. haha Once that's done, I want to work on my side project and watch an anime. Yeah, that sounds good.

Have a great night!

peace piece
Dwane / conshus
https://dwane.io / https://HIPHOPandCODE.com
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🆔 Identity, Unlocked... Explained: Season 2, Ep. 5
Tags: security, identity, podcast
Published: 2021-04-26 22:12:44

In this episode of _Identity. Unlocked_, principal architect at [Auth0](https://auth0.com) and podcast host, Vittorio Bertocci, focuses on the Self-Issued OpenID Provider specification, also known as SIOP. We are joined today by Kristina Yasuda, Identity Standards Architect at Microsoft and longtime advocate of decentralized Identity.

## The Overview

Kristina opens by enunciating what SIOP is about, in a nutshell: the ability for an end user to present claims about themselves to a relying party (RP) without the need to redirect to an external provider. The scenario is further clarified through the enumeration of key use cases where that ability is useful, such as circumstances in which an external identity provider might cease to exist (as it actually happened in the earthquake/tsunami disaster that hit Japan ten years ago), or no longer be willing to provide service (as it might be the case in situations where democratic rule is under threat).

The original OpenID Core specification predicted the need for the SIOP, codifying it in [chapter 7](https://openid.net/specs/openid-connect-core-1_0.html#SelfIssued). However, at the time, the scenario was largely theoretical; hence the specification leaves out a number of important details - it is those gaps that SIOP is meant to fill. 

One of the most fundamental challenges to solve is the discovery problem, that is to say, the ability of an RP to discover and select a self-issued OP to use to authenticate the user in the current transaction. As a discovery mechanism to invoke a Self-Issued OP, the discussion on the podcast covered the usage of a custom schema 'openid://'. Alternative mechanisms to address the limitations of custom schemas are being actively explored in the WG.

The conversation meanders through deeper details, from how the current [SIOP specification draft](https://bitbucket.org/openid/connect/src/master/openid-connect-self-issued-v2-1_0.md) under the OpenID Foundation picks up the mission from a [former attempt under DIF](https://identity.foundation/did-siop/) to encoding approaches for verifiable presentations (embedding in JWTs, [LD proofs](https://w3c-ccg.github.io/ld-proofs/)), how to represent attributes (with a mention of [eKYC](https://openid.net/wg/ekyc-ida/), which we covered in an [earlier episode of the show](https://identityunlocked.auth0.com/public/49/Identity%2C-Unlocked.--bed7fada/ad784008)).

As a final thought, Kristina relays that a lot of the work that took place so far in this space aimed at developing data models- and that it's time to flesh out the transport, the protocol aspect of the scenarios.

In closing: the ideal call to action from all this is to implement the specs and give concrete feedback - and if the episode helped clarify the aim and the scenarios SIOP targets, to help spread that clarity and demystify the topic for others!

[Read more...](https://auth0.com/blog/identity-unlocked-explained-season-2-ep-5/?utm_source=content_synd&utm_medium=sc&utm_campaign=identity_unlocked)
Stressed, not excited?
Tags: mentalhealth, firstpost, personalstory
Published: 2021-04-26 19:22:09

Hey there, in my first post I wanted to share a mental health issue I got in my life which I didn't fix by now... maybe I'm not alone with it :)

## How I went there
Some years ago I had an internship at a very nice software company. They wanted to remake their webapp a modern design and replace the Angular 2 implementation with Angular 7. So I made also like three pages or so. It was a pretty straightforward task: I got screendesigns, access to their old system and its code.
I worked pretty hard on my task so I actually got a little pocket money (which wasn't usual for them).

So, because I worked so hard, my stress level always got very high when I arrived home (I was 17). This could have helped in developing my issue.

So while I had the internship, I didn't like the idea that one needs to draw a screendesign, export it and then a programmer needs to depict it.
There should be something that puts both processes together.

Then I actually started a project that should handle the problems I faced.
(By this time, there are some softwares like web flow or retool that can already do that).
You can imagine that this is a huge project you can't handle alone. But I don't bother to start big projects that I discontinue after a week.

## I liked the idea way too much...
I dreamed of starting a company someday that makes money with modern software solutions that are just drag'n'dropped together in a week or so, but still with high quality.
At the end I worked on it like three years, often freezed, but my head continued working on it (thinking about it got me symptoms I describe below).

## My current issue
Before that story happened, I was really excited about every new technology and learned them, and was very happy and stuff. I guess we all know this feeling :)

After the story above, I got a little paranoia. 
That someone else could come up with my ideas or simply solve my problem in another way (Sidenote: now there are already companies that offer that indeed and they are getting popular).

Now when I'm excited my stress level increases and I can breath more difficult, my stomach contracts.
That is when I learn something new, when I'm thinking about programming and even while I'm writing this post...

Fortunately I let my utopia dream go, with a very little hope to reach get it reality.
It's getting better, but still isn't good...

---
This article was my very first on the internet :)
Hope you liked it!
Feel free to share all your thoughts on this :D
100 days of code - Day 1
Tags: 100daysofcode, todayilearned, challenge, php
Published: 2021-04-26 21:53:34

Hello, 
I decided to participate on **"100DaysOfCode"** challenge. To start I'm choosing **"Create your own PHP Framework"** tutorial, available on symfony website : https://symfony.com/doc/current/create_framework/index.html

In the introduction section of this tutorial they asked a question : "why would someone choose to create its own framework instead of using existing ones  ?

well, for me, the main raison is : I want to learn more about low level architecture of frameworks.

So, What do we need for this mission :D ? 
- PHP 7.4 or later
- web server : nginx, apache, php's built in server (I am unsing xampp)
- OOP knowledge 
- Composer to install third-party component


####Part 1 : Http Foundation Component : 


When we create a web app, we assume that we will have a communication between a client and the server, the client sends a request and the server returns a response. 

In PHP, the request is represented by global variables *($_GET, $_POST, $_FILE, $_COOKIE, $_SESSION…)* and the response is generated by functions *(echo, header, setcookie, …)*.

HttpFoundation component replaces these default PHP global variables and functions by an object-oriented layer.

we can add this component to our project via : 
`composer require symfony/http-foundation`

There are two main classes : *Request and Response*

These are some main functions of Request Class : 
```
$request->getPathInfo(); // the URI being requested (e.g. /about) minus any query parameters

// retrieve GET and POST variables respectively
$request->query->get('foo');
$request->request->get('bar', 'default value if bar does not exist');

// retrieve SERVER variables
$request->server->get('HTTP_HOST');

// retrieves an instance of UploadedFile identified by foo
$request->files->get('foo');

// retrieve a COOKIE value
$request->cookies->get('PHPSESSID');

// retrieve an HTTP request header, with normalized, lowercase keys
$request->headers->get('host');
$request->headers->get('content-type');

$request->getMethod();    // GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD
$request->getLanguages(); // an array of languages the client accepts
```
And below are those of Response Class : 
```
$response = new Response();

$response->setContent('Hello world!');
$response->setStatusCode(200);
$response->headers->set('Content-Type', 'text/html');

// configure the HTTP cache headers
$response->setMaxAge(10);
```

That's all for today,
Feel free to comment for any suggestions/questions
Have a nice day
Leaving my Marketing Director position to become a web dev 🚀
Tags: javascript, webdev, html, css
Published: 2021-04-26 21:49:05



# Intro


I'm currently a marketing director at a security solutions company with an international presence, and that might sound amazing... if you're a marketing fanatic or simply enjoy doing marketing stuff.  I can honestly say that I don't, I've always liked the aspect of code, coding on one side, and seeing the outcome on the other. I never really got into code while going to college, I did a few [UDEMY](https://www.udemy.com/course-dashboard-redirect/?course_id=1026604) courses that will focus on SCSS & HTML here and there but was always afraid to get into JavaScript, more on that later. I was just taking marketing and doing marketing internships because I thought marketing was something I would enjoy, and when asked why I was graduating and pursuing marketing? My response was something along this line, "I like the creativity side of marketing, branding, and so on". That pov of why I wanted to graduate in marketing rapidly changed as I intern in a few companies, marketing felt more like sales, pressured to increase revenue, and never really exploring the so-called, "creative side" of marketing. A few years later I'm a marketing director...for now 😶

# The beginning

Early this year I purchased a JavaScript course from [UDEMY](https://www.udemy.com/share/101WfeCEoSd1paRH4=/) by Jonas S, a 65hr long course with an in-depth dive into the language itself. 55hrs completed and my fear for learning JavaScript turned into excitement and a bit of confusion. The fear only resided with me thinking that I would not be capable of building the smallest task using javascript. Now, there's a sort of eagerness to build a small project with an API. Although the journey to becoming a front-end web developer is exciting, I've made tons of sacrifices such as sleep, going out, and spending time with my girlfriend and our dog(🐼) to simply watching an NBA game. Currently, my schedule follows this format.


## Current Schedule
 

I get out of work around 5 PM, get home around 6 PM, eat meal #4 and head over to the gym, by the time I'm able to sit and start learning JavaScript it's around 9:40/10 PM and sleep usually falls somewhere between 12 AM - 1 AM.


### Difficult journey


Yes, this journey is difficult but having a supportive environment is a huge plus. Many sacrifices continue to be made such as not been able to go out at times with my girlfriend or me staying late up at night during the weekends she falls. Her support and understanding have helped me focus on learning a new and complex language. Therefore having support is important. 


##Lastly


Lastly, I've built multiple projects that reflect my learning on [codepen](https://codepen.io/mescudiWes) and I'm on my way to start my second course. I want to have a great understanding before diving into React. The goal is to have a remote front-end web dev job by the middle of next year.
Amar lo que haces en empresas que aman lo que haces.
Tags: career, culturasoftware, software, empresas
Published: 2021-04-26 21:44:03

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Este es mi primer post y no quiero dedicarlo a algo meramente técnico sin antes desahogarme sobre un tema que he tenido atascado en la garganta desde que empecé en este gran mundo de la industria del software.
Muchos de nosotros hemos sentido la frustración de trabajar en empresas que tienen una misión y una visión totalmente desconectada de la nuestra, y encontrar una empresa que se conecte con nuestra visión de futuro de manera simbiótica, es como encontrar un tesoro.
En mis diez años de trabajo en la industria de creación de software, he conocido cinco empresas, todas las culturas de trabajo han sido muy diversas, y en cada una de ellas sus filosofías me han dado un poco de lo que soy ahora.
Pero puedo hablar sobre los no negociables que prefiero de una empresa por qué cada vez estoy más cerca de lograr esa conexión simbiótica:
1.	No es justo que, por tomar un negocio apresurado, los directores no tengan en cuenta la capacidad del equipo para recibir los nuevos desarrollos y terminen por exigir esfuerzos extras.
2.	Tu educación es algo indispensable para ti y para la empresa, entre más tiempo tengas para afilar el hacha mejor vas hacer tu trabajo.
3.	No tienes por qué soportar tratos irrespetuosos, por más disfraces que tengan las palabras hirientes, terminan por entrar en nuestra autoestima.
4.	Si la empresa quiere obligarte a aprender algo que no quieres aprender, no tienes por qué estar ahí, dejando que otros tomen el rumbo de tu vida, la empresa lo hace por rentabilidad, pero tu no eres un objeto.
5.	No te permiten experimentar con nuevas tendencias que puedan mejorar tu trabajo y la calidad de lo que produce la empresa.
6.	No escuchan ideas de innovación que pueden abrir nuevos negocios para la empresa.

En el mundo hay infinidad de empresas buscando personas que hagan que estas crezcan, y hay millones de personas buscando empresas que permitan ese anhelado crecimiento personal, un salario no lo es todo cuando esa filosofía personal es restringida o amenazada. si es necesario estar buscando siempre no hay nada de malo en eso, por mi parte humildemente estoy muy agradecido con la empresa para la que trabajo como desarrollador fullstack en estos momentos, Satrack, me han dado educación, me dieron un plan de crecimiento en la empresa, me dan tiempo para mis estudios y me dan la oportunidad de aportar con ideas de innovación en mi día a día.

Les dejo el link del sitio web por si les interesa: 

https://idtalento.net/ofertas-de-trabajo-en/satrack
The Audio tag
Tags: html
Published: 2021-04-26 21:38:24

This week I started working on a project to help me review what I've learned so far. I'm working on a static page about what I did before I became a developer. This page would require the ability to play audio in order for the user to be able to hear the provided music on the page. I didn't have to search far to find out about the audio HTML element.

While I'm not a pro yet, I can at least share some of what I learned while I've been working with it. First, this element has an opening and closing tag. Second, much like the <img> element, an attribute of the audio element is 'src'. The src will be set equal to the particular file you want to use. Given that you provide the correct relative file path, you should be able to press play and take a listen. The audio element comes with a few other convenient attributes as well. The 'controls' element gives the audio player the default controls(play, pause, etc.) Autoplay begins to play automatically when the page loads. I didn't need much for my project but there are so many more attributes that can be used. 

I didn't go too far down the road of possibilities with this element yet, but it's great to know that this exists. As I said earlier, I'm not a pro yet just wanted to share what I've learned so far using it. I can't wait to experiment further.
A quick intro to create-harold-app - simple static site generator
Tags: javascript, showdev, products
Published: 2021-04-26 21:35:46

`create-harold-app` is a simple tool that provides a ready-to-use template for creating your static websites and blogs. Ii is based on well-known Handlebars, Markdown and Scss to be simple to use and start.

~~Although the website and documentation are in progress~~ 
You can check the documentation here: [haroldjs.com](https://www.haroldjs.com/)

**What can you do with it?**

For example, with Harold and services like Netlify you can build your blog and website in a fraction of time. You’ll get a nice responsive design and a built-in search engine based on Lunr and indexed posts content. You can build small and medium websites, blogs, documentation sites, landing pages. 

**How to start with Harold?**

First, initialize your project by running `npm init harold-app your-app-name` (npm 6+) or `yarn create harold-app your-app-name`. Then from within the project’s directory run `npm start` and that’s it! Your app will run at localhost:3000. You’ll see the website with pre-populated demo content. 


![Alt Text](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/xb5d8mp34z3g8mtpe9vb.png)


**Adjust styles, pages, post layouts, and frontend JavaScript logic.**

You can change whatever you want. Do this in the `src` directory. Harold will compile everything and put it in the `build` directory. In the build directory, you’ll find a ready-to-deploy project.

**Some links**

- website/docs: https://www.haroldjs.com
- youtube: https://youtu.be/DG0T1Fg0mq0
- github: https://github.com/juliancwirko/create-harold-app
- npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/create-harold-app
- twitter: https://twitter.com/theJulianIo
- article: https://www.julian.io/articles/blog-for-free.html

I’ll probably write more detailed articles soon. I also plan to rebuild and refresh my website using create-harold-app so I'll battle test it and share my findings. Thanks.
How to make welcome bot discord.js
Published: 2021-04-26 21:07:20

### How to make welcomer bot discord.js ? In 1m
###1[FIRST GO TO](https://GitHub.com/khanmanan/welcomer-bot-discord.js)
### Then Click on clone copy link
And go to replit then click on import from git
Wehn ur import complete then Click on 🔒 icon then make a new secreet TOKEN = VALU BOT TOKEN
then click on run
If u got any error 
Join our discord server
<a href="https://discord.gg/uC5bAzvmX5"><img src="http://invidget.switchblade.xyz/uC5bAzvmX5"/></a>

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### watch totureals 
![Tutorial](https://youtu.be/wNJfGON1qQo)

![Example](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/p2j8m36yd2gxo1l629s2.jpg)