Scrypto and Radix Engine: Web3 Developer's Unfair Advantage - RadFi Deep Dive
Do you know how long it takes for a competent developer to become truly proficient at Solidity? At least 6 months. How much of their valuable time that would otherwise be spent on creating value is spent on checking for security holes, given the billions of dollars of hacks that happen in smart contracts on other Layer 1 platforms? A helluva lot.
Scrypto and the Radix Engine flip the script. With an execution layer that understands the concept of assets natively (you’d think that wouldn’t be an innovation, but it is) and an intuitive programming language, the 27 million developers around the world who aren’t yet in Web3 are about to have an unfair advantage in building game-chaning Web3 dapps.
Skeptical? Fine, be that way. But watch the roundtable discussion with the CEO of RDX Works, Piers Ridyard, CPO, Matthew Hine, and CTO Russell Harvey and then let’s talk.
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00:00 - Intro
00:32 - What is the Radix Engine?
02:25 - What is Scrypto?
06:21 - What is the handoff between the Radix Engine and Scrypto?
08:40 - Why are Native Assets important in Web3?
17:55 - Exception handling with Scrypto and Radix Engine.
21:15 - Are FSM on Radix too restrictive?
26:30 - Native assets on Radix vs other L1’s
29:50 - How do Scrypto and Radix Engine stop hacks and exploits in Crypto?
42:18 - Does this mean more developers will use Scrypto?
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