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Vyper

@vyperlang

Pythonic Smart Contract Language for the EVM

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linkhttps://github.com/vyperlang/vyper calendar_today09-11-2019 16:08:00

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⚡️Harry Kalogirou (@harkal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Lately, I've implemented some more optimisations in Vyper, so here is a quick update. Below I am computing the square root of an integer in Solidity, Vyper and finally with Venom powered Vyper. Only @Vyper can fully see through the code and just completely

Lately, I've implemented some more optimisations in <a href="/vyperlang/">Vyper</a>, so here is a quick update. 

Below I am computing the square root of an integer in <a href="/solidity_lang/">Solidity</a>, <a href="/vyperlang/">Vyper</a> and finally with Venom powered Vyper. Only @Vyper can fully see through the code and just completely
sudo init vyper (@big_tech_sux) 's Twitter Profile Photo

programmatic verification in titanoboa released! pypi.org/project/titano… shout out to Blockscout 🔭 for already supporting vyper 0.4.0! (still waiting on Etherscan for vyper verification via API 👀)

programmatic verification in titanoboa released! pypi.org/project/titano…

shout out to <a href="/blockscoutcom/">Blockscout 🔭</a> for already supporting vyper 0.4.0! (still waiting on <a href="/etherscan/">Etherscan</a> for vyper verification via API 👀)
cyberthirst (@cyberthirst) 's Twitter Profile Photo

at Vyper I started building an AST interpreter with a custom EVM backend for Vyper goal: combine it with an automatic contract generator and differentially fuzz every compiler PR write PR, target fuzzer to the diff, get 1000nds of tests for free github.com/cyberthirst/ivy

Vyper (@vyperlang) 's Twitter Profile Photo

big push in the next stage of vyper development -- not only will this serve as a reference spec for the language, but also as an alternative language implementation which can be differentially fuzzed against the compiler(!)

sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root / (@pcaversaccio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I can't stress enough how crucial and super valuable it is for library developers to collaborate closely with compiler teams. Libraries often contain much more complex code that can be tested beyond what the compiler itself examines. At Vyper, we're doing exactly that! Happy to

Routescan | The Multichain Explorer (@routescan_io) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We support both Solidity and Vyper for importing and verifying contracts, making it easier for developers to ensure their contracts are safe, no matter the language they’re written in.

z80 👌☀️👌 (@0xz80) 's Twitter Profile Photo

it also helps that the Vyper codebase is incredibly well-written, well-documented, and implemented in Python, making it extremely approachable and I’m grateful for the experience I’ve gained from studying and working on it