ENS has announced that OpenZeppelin, a blockchain security firm, has integrated the Ethereum Name Service into its UI Builder and Role Manager products. The announcement was made on ENS's official X account. This integration gives developers access to the on-chain naming layer directly from these tools. OpenZeppelin UI Builder is a tool that helps developers quickly build interfaces for smart contracts. Role Manager supports developers and operators in discovering, inspecting, and managing contract access permissions. After the integration, developers can use ENS domain resolution by default in these tools. This means that more applications can be connected to ENS from the start. OpenZeppelin's UI suite is open source and available to blockchain application developers. The integration is now available to developers using these products. Both UI Builder and Role Manager are part of the open-source UI suite. The tools are designed to be used by developers building blockchain applications. ENS said the integration allows more applications to connect to ENS from the very beginning.
ENS said in a post on X that blockchain security firm OpenZeppelin has integrated the Ethereum Name Service into its UI Builder and Role Manager.
The tie-in gives developers direct access to the on-chain naming layer. OpenZeppelin UI Builder is meant to help developers quickly put together interactive interfaces for smart contracts. Role Manager lets developers and operators discover, inspect, and manage contract access permissions.
So now, developers can use ENS domain resolution by default in these products, which means more applications can connect to ENS from day one. OpenZeppelin's UI suite is open source and available to blockchain application developers.
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