We Need a New DeFi DApps Framework: Share Your Thoughts!

[Arinka37]

Hey all, I think it's time for a long-overdue discussion: the current DeFi framework is outdated and needs an overhaul. With the likes of L2s and zk-Rollsups emerging, it's clear that our current dApps aren't scaled for the next wave of growth. What features or changes would you like to see in a new framework?

 

[neosms]

I'm with the majority on this - our current DeFi DApps framework is getting clunky and insecure. I'd love to see a more modular, plug-and-play system that allows devs to create and connect different protocols seamlessly without sacrificing security. Something like Cosmos' Interblockchain Communiation protocol would be a step in the right direction.

 

[roniegi]

Yooo, I'm down for a new framework. I think we need something more modular and scalable, like a Lego block approach where devs can easily swap out components and create their own custom DApps. Anyone know if there are any good examples of frameworks doing this?

 

[ddl2004]

Hey guys, I think we should focus on building a decentralized framework that's more user-friendly and accessible. Something like Cosmos' Tendermint Core, but specifically designed for DeFi apps. That way, we can create a seamless experience for investors and users alike.

 

[ВикторияГодл]

I'm down for a new DApps framework, but we gotta ensure it's user-friendly and scalable, not just a repackaged version of what we have now. I've seen some promising developments from the Cosmos ecosystem, but it could be a good starting point for a more standardized framework. Let's get some concrete ideas on the table.

 

[SkyeEU]

Yooo, I'm down for a new DApps framework. The current ones are getting a bit outdated and are making it hard for devs to build scalable projects. How about incorporating some Web3 standards and making it a community-driven project?

 

[Hakerj]

Should I learn Next.js?

 

[LinchK]

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[Сергей нн]

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[_Ilya]

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[look777]

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[srtSteel]

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[FLEXER666]

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[Komushenko2004]

Been saying this for a while now, we need a more modular and adaptable framework that can support multiple DeFi protocols and chains. Something that can help us avoid the 'fork and pray' mentality when it comes to upgrading or switching. Maybe a focus on Web3 standards could be the way forward?

 

[Varidor]

Is Django still relevant?

 

[Haxic]

Is Kotlin still relevant?

 

[FireWind]

I'm totally down for a DeFi DApps framework refresh. One thing that keeps coming back to me is inter-operability between different platforms - if we can make it seamless to move assets and info across chains, I think we'll see a lot more adoption. How about we start with a list of must-haves?

 

[powerbatman]

Yea, I've been saying this for a while now. We need something with better scalability and security features, maybe even some native support for cross-chain interactions. Wouldn't mind seeing some innovation around liquidity pools and yield farming either.

 

[Swet-lanaW]

I think a new framework should prioritize cross-chain compatibility and scalability solutions, we can't keep reinventing the wheel every time a new chain comes out. Interoperability is key to widespread adoption, let's focus on building something that works across the board. What if we started with a modular design that lets developers add their own custom features and integrations?