Developers and market experts are betting on the Dubai Loop project, a major infrastructure initiative to create seamless connectivity between key business and residential hubs in the city, to drive a new wave of demand for well-connected properties, triggering another round of long-term investment cycle in the emirate. Read more: https://t.co/4vZMN9ZSTY

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Genesis Update: Developer Vesting Now Visible + Auto-Lock Feature Live We’ve added a new feature to the Genesis Launch: developers can now opt into auto-locking and vesting schedules for their token allocations, directly within the launch interface. More importantly, Virgens can now view these vesting choices in full detail, helping them make informed decisions about which projects to back. ---- Why This Matters Our mission with Genesis Launch has always been twofold: 1. Ensure fair, transparent launches, no snipers, no cabals. 2. Make it effortless for Virgens to navigate projects, assess risk, and support what aligns with their values. By surfacing developer vesting schedules, we provide an added layer of transparency. For supporters with more risk-aware preferences, the absence of token locking may influence their decision to pledge. This update helps them filter projects with greater clarity. At the same time, we’ve automated the backend process of token distribution, so developers can focus on what they do best: building great agents. Virtuals handles the infrastructure. Developers handle the vision. ---- How It Works (Virgen Side) All Genesis Launch pages will now show: •Whether the developer opted for locking •Full vesting breakdown and timelines •A visualized chart of token release schedules This allows users to assess commitment, risk, and alignment before pledging. ---- How It Works (Developer Side) Developers can now allocate and lock up to 50% of their unallocated developer supply. Developers will be prompted to: •Set categories (e.g., “Core Team”, “Marketing & Operations”) •Enter recipients and amounts •Choose a vesting schedule: •Immediate: Tokens unlock at a fixed date post-TGE •Linear: Tokens unlock gradually from a set start date By default, locking is recommended. If developers opt out, developers will be required to provide a recipient wallet address for immediate transfer. Once finalized, the vesting schedule is implemented and executed. Developers will have 24 hours post-submission to make changes, after that, the schedule is locked in. This is another step toward making Genesis a launchpad where real projects thrive, and rugs don’t. More transparency. Less risk. Virgens, do your research. Developers, build with confidence.

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If you are a frontend developer then this is a good set of tech stack to learn: - Typescript - ReactJS - NextJS (current version with app router) - Tailwind CSS - Framer Motion - Radix UI I have used many tech stacks for frontend till now, and the above set of libraries/frameworks is one of my favourites. There can be a better set of tech stacks than above that I may not be aware of as I have limited knowledge. New libraries and frameworks are always coming into the market, but the fundamental of everything will always be "JavaScript".

The interesting theme from the Jony Ive interview was that product developers should be less focused on metrics and instead infuse their values in the products. Indirectly, this was a jab at frameworks used in the development of social products—or essentially: how Facebook is run. But the thing that Apple has never done exceptionally well is social. This is because they are actually serving the wrong “customer” when they build social features: Instead of the user, they need to be squarely focused on building for the benefit of the network. And those solutions usually can’t be inferred by empathy, but rather numbers. On the surface, some decisions can look outright user-hostile. For example, urging users to import contacts or follow people. But for the incremental burden it puts on the user, it yields 100x value to the collective network. You can certainly infuse your values into social products and be less metric focused, but those values should be closer to that of a communist dictator vs. empathetic therapist.

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Google has revealed that North Korean operatives posing as developers were involved in several UK-based blockchain projects, including work on Solana smart contracts and job marketplaces, as the regime ramps up extortion efforts under pressure from increased U.S. enforcement.