Sebastian Siemssen's guest appearances

Sebastian Siemssen

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Matt Smith

Boyd Varty

Amy Parker

Mike Potter

Nader Dabit

Eric Schmidt

Dave Hall

Tegan Kline

Jeff Morris

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Uri Goldshtein

Adam Fuller

Esteban Ordano

Tom Kirkpatrick

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Today’s episode is a special edition of the GRTiQ Podcast, split into 2 parts.  The first part of the episode is a full-length interview recorded live on the main stage during Graph Hack on June 3, 2022. The two guests of the podcast are Yondon Fu, Co-Founder and Director of Engineering at Livepeer, and Sebastian Siemssen, Co-Founder and CTO at Enzyme Finance. Both Yondon and Sebastian are also members of The Graph Council. During our discussion, we explore a lot of interesting topics, including the state of dApp development, the Web3 stack, unexplored opportunities for dApp developers, and so much more! The second part of the episode consists of a handful of short interviews recorded backstage during Graph Day on June 2, 2022. During this part of the episode, you will hear from several former guests of the podcast, including Tegan Kline, Kyle Rojas, Cami Ramos Garzon, Chris Ewing, Eva Beylin, Derek Meyer (DataNexus), and Zac Burns. And I’m also pleased to include a brief interview backstage with the Founder and CEO of Messari, Ryan Selkis, where we talk about the exciting news announced during Graph Day that Messari will be joining the ecosystem as a Core Subgraph Developer. As you will hear during the live interview with Yondon and Sebastian, the sound crew had a few issues getting the recording started, but it’s a temporary issue and only lasts during the first 4 minutes of the interview. Show NotesThe GRTiQ Podcast takes listeners inside The Graph (GRT) by interviewing members of The Graph's community and ecosystem.  Please help support this project and build the community by subscribing and leaving a review.Twitter: GRT_iQwww.GRTiQ.com

Today’s episode is a special edition of the GRTiQ Podcast, split into 2 parts.  The first part of the episode is a full-length interview recorded live on the main stage during Graph Hack on June 3, 2022. The two guests of the podcast are Yondon Fu, Co-Founder and Director of Engineering at Livepeer, and Sebastian Siemssen, Co-Founder and CTO at Enzyme Finance. Both Yondon and Sebastian are also members of The Graph Council. During our discussion, we explore a lot of interesting topics, including the state of dApp development, the Web3 stack, unexplored opportunities for dApp developers, and so much more! The second part of the episode consists of a handful of short interviews recorded backstage during Graph Day on June 2, 2022. During this part of the episode, you will hear from several former guests of the podcast, including Tegan Kline, Kyle Rojas, Cami Ramos Garzon, Chris Ewing, Eva Beylin, Derek Meyer (DataNexus), and Zac Burns. And I’m also pleased to include a brief interview backstage with the Founder and CEO of Messari, Ryan Selkis, where we talk about the exciting news announced during Graph Day that Messari will be joining the ecosystem as a Core Subgraph Developer. As you will hear during the live interview with Yondon and Sebastian, the sound crew had a few issues getting the recording started, but it’s a temporary issue and only lasts during the first 4 minutes of the interview. <a href="https://www.grtiq.com/grtiq-podcast-72-graph-hack-and-graph-day" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Show Notes</a> The GRTiQ Podcast takes listeners inside The Graph (GRT) by interviewing members of The Graph's community and ecosystem.  Please help support this project and build the community by subscribing and leaving a review. Twitter: GRT_iQ <a href="http://www.GRTiQ.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.GRTiQ.com</a>

Graph Hack Panel with Yondon Fu (Livepeer) and Sebastian Siemssen (Enzyme)

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Today I’m speaking with Sebastian Siemssen, Co-Founder &amp; Lead Application Developer at Avantgarde Finance, the main developer behind Enzyme.As you may already know, Enzyme is a decentralized asset management infrastructure built on the Ethereum blockchain. I am speaking with Sebastian because Enzyme is not only a user of The Graph, but Sebastian, known as Fuby on The Graph's Discord, has been mentioned a few different times in past episodes of this podcast, in relationship to subgraph migrations.Our conversations covers many topics, including Sebastian’s professional and educational background, what Enzyme is and how it uses The Graph, his unique introduction to The Graph, and a great discussion about how important The Graph is to Web 3 and DeFi.Show NotesThe GRTiQ Podcast takes listeners inside The Graph (GRT) by interviewing members of The Graph's community and ecosystem.  Please help support this project and build the community by subscribing and leaving a review.Twitter: GRT_iQwww.GRTiQ.com

Today I’m speaking with Sebastian Siemssen, Co-Founder &amp; Lead Application Developer at Avantgarde Finance, the main developer behind Enzyme. As you may already know, Enzyme is a decentralized asset management infrastructure built on the Ethereum blockchain. I am speaking with Sebastian because Enzyme is not only a user of The Graph, but Sebastian, known as Fuby on The Graph's Discord, has been mentioned a few different times in past episodes of this podcast, in relationship to subgraph migrations. Our conversations covers many topics, including Sebastian’s professional and educational background, what Enzyme is and how it uses The Graph, his unique introduction to The Graph, and a great discussion about how important The Graph is to Web 3 and DeFi. <a href="https://www.grtiq.com/grtiq-podcast-22-sebastian-siemssen/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Show Notes</a> The GRTiQ Podcast takes listeners inside The Graph (GRT) by interviewing members of The Graph's community and ecosystem.  Please help support this project and build the community by subscribing and leaving a review. Twitter: GRT_iQ <a href="http://www.GRTiQ.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.GRTiQ.com</a>

Sebastian Siemssen - Co-Founder & Lead Application Developer at Avantgarde Finance, the main developer behind Enzyme

## Omega 4.x * Omega 3 vs. Omega 4 No Layout Builder UI No predefined breakpoints No dependency on Omega Tools or need for Delta. * Sass, Compass &amp; SMACSS * How does this work with Panels? * Will this be the route going forward for D8? * BEM class naming Syntax * Core CSS Cleanup Easier to override Split up stylesheets * Omega Layouts * Development tools (Guard / Grunt, LiveReload, etc.) * Manage assets (exclude CSS/JS, move JS to footer) * Manage browser compatibility (Chrome Frame, conditional  classes, etc.) * Split up preprocess, process and theme functions * Drush Integration     * drush help --filter="omega" * Ohm    ## Use Cases * What prompted the major overhaul?     * This reminds me of the conversation going on around D8 right now.     * How long can people keep using 3.x? * What does this mean for site-builders? * What does it mean for themers? * How does Omega 4.x compare to other base themes like AdaptiveTheme and Aurora? * When should we expect a stable release?  ## Questions from Twitter * Dirk Bazuin ([@dbazuin](http://twitter.com/dbazuin)): #MUP076 will there be templates made with singularity.gs? * Kendall Totten ([@KendallTotten](http://twitter.com/KendallTotten)): Is there a timeline for when we can expect all the Panels integration to be wrapped up in Omega 4.x? It sounds fantastic :)  #MUP076

## Omega 4.x * Omega 3 vs. Omega 4 No Layout Builder UI No predefined breakpoints No dependency on Omega Tools or need for Delta. * Sass, Compass &amp; SMACSS * How does this work with Panels? * Will this be the route going forward for D8? * BEM class naming Syntax * Core CSS Cleanup Easier to override Split up stylesheets * Omega Layouts * Development tools (Guard / Grunt, LiveReload, etc.) * Manage assets (exclude CSS/JS, move JS to footer) * Manage browser compatibility (Chrome Frame, conditional classes, etc.) * Split up preprocess, process and theme functions * Drush Integration     * drush help --filter="omega" * Ohm ## Use Cases * What prompted the major overhaul?     * This reminds me of the conversation going on around D8 right now.     * How long can people keep using 3.x? * What does this mean for site-builders? * What does it mean for themers? * How does Omega 4.x compare to other base themes like AdaptiveTheme and Aurora? * When should we expect a stable release? ## Questions from Twitter * Dirk Bazuin ([@dbazuin](<a href="http://twitter.com/dbazuin)):" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://twitter.com/dbazuin)):</a> #MUP076 will there be templates made with <a href="http://singularity.gs?" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">singularity.gs?</a> * Kendall Totten ([@KendallTotten](<a href="http://twitter.com/KendallTotten)):" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://twitter.com/KendallTotten)):</a> Is there a timeline for when we can expect all the Panels integration to be wrapped up in Omega 4.x? It sounds fantastic :)  #MUP076

076 Omega 4.x with Sebastian Siemssen and Matt Smith - Modules Unraveled Podcast