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RE: Everyone is talking about EOS. Have you been moved?

in #bitcoin7 years ago

I don't really understand yet, what is the programming language that EOS uses for EOS smart contracts. You touched on it quickly and mentioned something about c++. I've also seen people say that the EOS smart contracts will be in WASM. So I'm a bit puzzled. I definately think it is good to put some money on EOS, but I still think ethereum will be more popular for quite some time to come. I also think the price of EOS will skyrocket once they switch over from using ethereum into using their own blockchain etc. Where did you get the info for this article from? I would suggest use more pictures in your article and list your sources of your info at the end of the article. Welcome to steem I will be following you.

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EOS will probably allow more than the use of C++ , but then C++ will definitely be the most viable. I personally feel the express way to crazy EOS adoption is having a plethora of multi-language tools to work with. Not just C++ or Web Assembly. Nevertheless, C++ will reign supreme not just for EOS MAINNET but for every other EOS fork or alternative blockchain networks that uses the EOS.IO.

I guess if they offered tools for writing contracts in Python like vyper in Ethereum or in some kind of Javascript like language it would also be very popular. In the time we live in people want to build things fast. My experience is that building stuff in Go is much faster in terms of development time as opposed to building the same thing in C++.

EOS is community driven with the block producers at the core. So , to aid easy development of dAPPS which is something Block One is really interested in, they will try to find a way to aid other languages in the coding of smart contract and use of datas via nodes.

Who is block one and what do you mean use data via nodes?

BLOCK ONE is the company behind the EOS.IO software . Data nodes are just online facilities that has data from the blockchain. Nodes are created so that developers can have a place to get data from the blockchain.