2026-01-13 19:26:07

A few days ago, I added a language switch feature to the app, placing a button in the top right corner—represented by the French flag and the American flag. Although this small feature seems simple, I realized that the implementation cost is not low. Especially when running such interactions on-chain, each state change consumes resources. Watching the RAM cost gradually be consumed by developers like me, it’s a bit painful. But this is the current state of decentralized application development—every optimization requires careful calculation.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 9h ago

Oh no, on-chain development really kills you with details— even a small button can burn RAM.

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-14 17:24

Oh no, RAM is really a money-consuming monster. I understand the feeling of small features with huge overhead. --- Even switching languages can be so costly; on-chain development truly is an art of meticulous budgeting. --- Just two flag buttons, yet the state changes a bunch—this is the reality of Web3. --- Every optimization requires weighing costs; developers are really exchanging money for experience. --- Burning RAM for such small interactions is a bit painful, huh. --- Who understands the invisible costs of on-chain interactions? Money that can't be seen but can be felt. --- The truth about decentralized application development: simple features, explosive costs. --- The cost of two flags is surprisingly high; I really didn't expect that.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 01-14 13:54

On-chain development is truly amazing; a small button can drive you crazy.

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RektRecorder

· 01-13 19:55

On-chain development is really a details killer, a small button that stubbornly needs to be accounted for...

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ChainProspector

· 01-13 19:54

Oh no, small features come with big costs. Every byte on the chain needs to be carefully considered. --- RAM is truly a developer's nightmare. Just a language switch button can eat up your wallet. --- Is that all? I thought it was more complicated. Turns out, on-chain development is just a battle with costs. --- I understand that state changes consume resources—that's the price of decentralization. --- French flag and American flag, using national flags to save bytes, huh haha. --- Careful planning is really necessary; otherwise, gas fees can bankrupt you. --- It seems that nothing is simple; everything on the chain comes with a price.

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PrivacyMaximalist

· 01-13 19:50

An on-chain small button, it turns out to be so costly... --- RAM costs are really outrageous, developers are really struggling --- Watching resources burn little by little, it’s heartbreaking but there's nothing we can do, right? --- This is the truth of Web3; what seems simple is actually full of pitfalls --- Even the flag buttons need to be carefully calculated, Web3 development is indeed competitive --- Every state change costs health points, where is the room for optimization? --- Is decentralization supposed to come at such a price? It feels a bit expensive

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SolidityStruggler

· 01-13 19:43

An on-chain language switch button, and it actually consumes so much RAM? Developers really have it tough.

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LostBetweenChains

· 01-13 19:31

On-chain development is truly amazing; a small button can actually cause wallet issues. --- RAM costs are like an invisible knife, cutting silently. --- That's why building a DApp requires meticulous operation; every fraction and cent must be accounted for. --- This is why the UX experience in Web3 is always a bit lacking, mainly due to resource consumption issues. --- The flag button sounds simple, but the on-chain costs nearly caused a collapse—decentralization is like this. --- Developers are secretly crying because every feature iteration costs money. --- Language switching on-chain is too extravagant; if it weren't for Web3's particular requirements... --- After reading this, you understand why many features in the ecosystem can't be built—they just can't afford to burn that much.

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