ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Last week we spoke with Aditi and Nitya from Para about interoperability from the user's lens, and this week, in our second episode of Between Two Chains, we speak with Jill Gunter from Espresso about interoperability from the other lens: builders.
Jill dives deep into the intricate dynamics of composability and interoperability, how infra builders need to emphasize user experience to move forward, and the state of Ethereum, the ecosystem's incentives, and the importance of staying user-centric while building decentralized applications.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
08:30 The importance of composability
18:19 Composability in infra
21:17 The developer vs user communication gap
32:51 The importance of interoperability
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