Alternate Frontends: Why and How
summary
Deploys front ends to IPFS builds and points ENS at them but finds APIs and RPCs remain centralized, exposing projects to shutdown and the same injection vectors that caused the $120M Badger theft and Google Tag Manager compromises. Proposes a small lambda script specs language that compiles to bytecode, a single audited universal runtime to build transactions from user inputs, and an automated UI generator to produce minimal, verifiable front ends; testnet proofs exist and integrations with Optimism and a private beta are underway.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Alternative frontends intro
- 2:36Why decentralized frontends matter
- 4:02Trust challenges in frontends
- 6:13Frontend code complexity
- 7:16Solution for trust and minimalism
- 8:22Lambdascript for transactions
- 10:13Attestations and on-chain validation
- 11:41Frontend dependency risks
- 13:28Automated UI testing
- 14:11Summary and call to action
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