solidity

MegaStrategy

Is there a reason why more projects aren't using the default framework as the base for their smart contracts?

https://github.com/fullyallocated/Default

Reasons that come to mind:

- Devs don't know about it
- Devs don't understand the benefits

I've been implementing a new protocol from scratch on default (/megastrategy) and it's saved SO much time.

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The Olympus protocol (which I work on) has been using this framework for a few years now, with new components being added regularly to support protocol features: https://github.com/OlympusDAO/olympus-v3

Baseline (@baselinemarkets) also uses it, but the repos aren't public.

Pretty much, current and ex-Olympus devs have drunk the kool aid and use it. 😀

Hm.. could you share any usage examples? It is interesting

I actually had an upgrade to this called Dagfault here: https://github.com/ind-igo/dagfault

Was built due to limitations that we found when working with vanilla default.

We ended up not using it for the newest iteration, because we had a need to deal with a factory. its a pretty messy problem once you need to deal with that

I think a lot of people are not building protocol with all hoops and loops making the messaging to users very complicated. If anyone is building something on top of smart contract then they need to validate / validate rather add gov and other features. I hope that helps.