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| − | [[wikipedia:Solidity]] ([[2014]]) ([https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=Solidity Trends]) ([[Gavin Wood]]) | + | [[wikipedia:Solidity]] ([[2014]]) ([https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=Solidity Trends]) ([[Gavin Wood]]) is a programming language specifically designed for creating smart contracts on blockchains, primarily for the Ethereum platform. |
* Installation: <code>[[brew install solidity]]</code> | * Installation: <code>[[brew install solidity]]</code> | ||
Latest revision as of 08:39, 21 June 2024
wikipedia:Solidity (2014) (Trends) (Gavin Wood) is a programming language specifically designed for creating smart contracts on blockchains, primarily for the Ethereum platform.
- Installation:
brew install solidity
Solidity is available on:
Related[edit]
- Smart contract security: Solidify tool to auto-audit smart contracts
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/solidity
- extcodesize
- Vyper
- Events: Transfer
- Milkomeda
- pragma
- Why ++i is cheaper than i++ in Solidity
- Slither
See also[edit]
- Solidity, Solidify, truffle, Vyper, SWC Registry, Sourcify, NatSpec,
solc, .sol - EVM, zkEVM,
evm, Avalanche subnet EVM, Solidity, Celo, Arbitrum, ette, BlockScout, Tornado Cash, Evmos, ChainList, Precompiles, Multicall, Linea, Ethereum Yellowpaper, Optimism, Chain ID - Smart contract, Solidity, Vyper, cardano, Ethereum, Blockchain Oracle, Binance Smart Chain, Truffle, DAO, Boson Protocol, Smart contract security, Solidify, Eopsin, Sourcify, Gelato, OpenZeppelin, Foundry, ERC-6900
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