Project Idea: EIP-1559 burn website
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I have a cool project (1 or 2 days) for someone with experience in web development + web3
So for the testnets we usually deploy a forkmon e.g. https://forkmon.ethdevops.io/
Which shows the state of the network/ which node is on which fork etc.
I just implemented a new RPC call debug_burned which shows the amount of ether burned by EIP-1559 which is scheduled for the upcoming London fork and I would love to have a site similar to the forkmon which just shows this for the last 10 blocks individually and for the overall.
This would be really cool for the testnet forks (and maybe later for mainnet)
So if you're interested in working on that, ping me. I'll try to assist as much as possible, but I am not good in webdev
you can ping me on discord -> MariusVanDerWijden
Just left you a message! I love building tools, let's do this!
Hello, so far it looks like this, spent last night implementing with Marius!
The repository is here https://github.com/mohamedmansour/eth-burn
I wanted to make my geth instance public so I can host it on my VM, but I am currently hitting into a wall on how to make geth public through an NGINX reverse proxy, so I can hide the port.
Here is the final version:
Took longer than 1-2 days :) But it was fun building it, here is the final version, and the source repo is here:
https://github.com/mohamedmansour/ethereum-burn-stats
I learned a lot about EIP-1559 protocol, Geth internals. And different approach to web development.
Can we close this issue with watchtheburn?