How to build with OpenZeppelin Governor. OpenZeppelin recently released the Governor contracts, a spiritual successor to Compound’s GovernorAlpha -- the de facto protocol governance on-chain. OpenZeppelin Governor is a modular set of contracts that enable the easy creation of a customizable governance system that can be tailored to any project’s requirements. In this workshop we will look at the design of this contract; we will explain how to deploy it and set it up for operation; and we will go over the typical lifecycle of a governance proposal. Attend this workshop to learn how to: Create an OpenZeppelin Governor from scratch Create proposals in Defender/Wizard Speakers: Intro by OpenZeppelin by Alex Behrens, Product Marketing at OpenZeppelin Hadrien Croubois, Blockchain Research Engineer at OpenZeppelin Martin Verzilli, Software Engineer at OpenZeppelin Dennison Bertram, Co-founder and CEO at Tally

Price oracles are one of the most critical pieces of infrastructure in DeFi. They come in different flavors, and inevitably carry associated security risks. In this session we’ll cover the most popular price oracles available in Ethereum, along with the security considerations you must bear in mind when integrating them into your project. In this workshop, we will cover: - The need for price oracles in DeFi. - Architecture of popular price oracles in space. - Security risks associated with each price oracle. - Must-have and nice-to-have safe guards when integrating price oracles.

While subgraphs are very easy to create, some subgraph designs are more powerful than others. Density impacts the ability to build powerful queries. OpenZeppelin Subgraphs provides modules to easily build powerful subgraphs that index the activity of your contracts. OpenZeppelin Subgraphs is to The Graph what OpenZeppelin Contracts is to solidity smart contracts. Learn how you can use it for your app. In this workshop, we will cover: - Subgraph Explainer and use cases - Why dense subgraphs are better (leads into OZ's Subgraphs) - OZ Subgraph components - Using a modular OZ Subgraph from the ERC20 module - Assembling and Querying the Subgraph . Optimizing Subgraph potential in Smart Contract development Speakers: - Nader Dabit, Developer Relation Engineer, Edge & Node - Hadrien Croubois, Smart Contract Engineer at OpenZeppelin

You were part of the Delegators who delegated to Indexers and contributed to securing the network during the first 90 days of The Graph Network.

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