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Solidity is an object-oriented, high-level language for implementing smart contracts. 🌐 - an @argotorg project
Joined March 2020
Solidity v0.8.30 just landed!. This latest version is a maintenance release in light of the Pectra Ethereum network upgrade and changes the default EVM version from cancun to prague. 📝 Blog: 💾 GitHub: Some important things to
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RT @OctantApp: 🥁🥁🥁 It's @solidity_lang 🌐. The language that powers billions of dollars worth of smart contracts on Ethereum and hundreds of….
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RT @argotorg: We’re thrilled to share a major milestone: Argot has secured foundational funding from the @ethereumfndn! This significant su….
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We are excited to see @devtoolsguild launch today and to be joining its 1-year pilot! 🚀. Formerly part of the Ethereum Foundation, Solidity is now under @argotorg, aiming to maintain Ethereum’s core infrastructure for the long term. We see DTG’s efforts as a vital step toward.
👋 Today we launch the Dev Tools Guild!. Our mission is to accelerate #Ethereum app development through world-class tooling. Think @ProtocolGuild, but for Dev Tooling. 🧵 👇
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We request all the users who anticipate being affected by the proposed changes to leave their feedback by:.→ Commenting below.→ Responding to the forum thread.
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Potential breaking change:.Although the solc binaries will continue to be available via the npm package, we might split it such that it's not available in cases where releases are already being downloaded from another source.
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Planned future deprecations:.✦ Dockerhub: ✦ Homebrew: Both of these release channels have been ranking quite low in usage statistics according to our surveys.
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🔜 Upcoming deprecations:. Based on the usage statistics from our surveys and as a result of the project's transition to Argot Collective, we are no longer planning to upload Linux packages to the Ubuntu PPA in Solidity v0.8.31 and onwards:.🔗 However, in.
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In the annual Solidity Developer Survey 2024, we asked the participants about where they get the Solidity binaries from. Here's what we found:.📊
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🗣 Call for Feedback:. In order to reduce maintenance burden, Solidity is considering the deprecation of some niche distribution channels for compiler binaries. Read the full forum post:.→
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RT @kaanuzdogan: This is the chart you've been waiting for 👀. Where's @solidity_lang, @SourcifyEth, @official_fe and Formal Verification th….
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You can download the new version of Solidity below: → And lastly, a big thank you to all the contributors who helped make this release possible! ❤️.
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EIP-2537: Precompile for BLS12-381 curve operations. This EIP introduces a precompile necessary to perform BLS signature verification on chain. Since precompile builtins are essentially thin wrappers over external function calls, they are straightforward to implement using.
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EIP-7702: Set EOA account code. This adds a new transaction type that allows an EOA owner to delegate their account to an existing contract and this way make it act as one. v0.8.30 does not introduce any additional changes related to the above EIP. However, please note that.
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EIP-7623: Increase calldata cost. In Pectra, it proposes increasing the calldata cost for transactions that predominantly post data which could affect the validity of decisions that compiler components have to make based on it. However, we have decided not to introduce any.
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Pectra brings new functionality and changes to the Ethereum network. Let's look at some of the EIPs in Pectra that have the most impact on Solidity.
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RT @SourcifyEth: ✨ APIv2 for verification is here!. Following contract lookup, now you can verify contracts using APIv2. - Std JSON as defa….
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RT @CertoraInc: As Ethereum prepares for the Fusaka upgrade, the debate around the Ethereum Object Format (EOF) is heating up. One questio….
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P.S. We are not the only ones concerned with the friction in the ACD decision process and hope that this can be remedied in the future. → → →
@lightclients I think you missed the point. To me the fault is not about doing or not doing EOF; the fault is the lack of capacity to decide. It's fine to do pilot projects, it's fine to axe them afterwards. It's fine to spend significant time and funds on it. But *decide* and *stick* to it.
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With this, Solidity yet again reinforces its support in favour of the EOF proposal and hopes for an outcome that is in the best interest of the larger community and ecosystem from the discussions today. ✦.
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