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The solidity language was never fun to me. I abandoned experiments before vyper and yul, the alternatives I know about, were out. Everything felt at the same ti
by jeromenerf 6y ago
The solidity language was never fun to me. I abandoned experiments before vyper and yul, the alternatives I know about, were out. Everything felt at the same time fragile and definitive. Bad things would happen if you “deployed” a flawed contract without the ever growing best practices of layers and proxies.
I have had more fun learning about finance and creating indices than I have ever had coding on ethereum.
- oilbagz 6y agoTotally. None of this felt safe, or sane, ever.
- yulaow 6y agoAgree. Sadly both solidity and all the tools around it feel like a pile of broken things over other broken things over a lot of things who where brought up in a few days and forgotten in the todo world, and no one has the time or the will to fix them. The ethereum foundation should focus far far far more in tools implementation