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vern
@vern
Looked at this two years ago and found the marketing around JS contracts being “easier” a bit misleading. They introduced some new and unintuitive concepts in the runtime that I found extremely confusing and unhelpful. Solidity is easier to read and write imo. For cosmos, personally a lot more bullish on cosmwasm
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KMac🍌 ⏩
@kmacb.eth
Thanks for sharing that. Kinda reminds me of algorand’s marketing around a python implementation. Sounded GREAT until diving in.
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vern
@vern
I remember that, PyTeal! I think teal / avm was just way too low level and restrictive for devs. No fancy wrapper was gonna make it comparable to writing solidity. Do checkout Tealish though, it’s a newer and much more readable wrapper around teal / avm https://tealish.tinyman.org/en/latest/
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Carl Gustaf 👨🏼💻
@0xbob
Algorand is actually going native Python very soon. @kmacb.eth you meant PyTeal or native Python? Either way more people involved like @algofamily knows what’s up more with this but looks like the implementation looks good. I’ve personally always loved Solidity.
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MJ
@algofamily
There is already PyTeal, Tealish, REACH (Javascript syntax), TEAL script (typescript), but we're getting real Python next month. (And another surprise language later this year) @kmacb.eth @vern @0xbob The hope is to onboard web2 devs with Python.
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