Pow @bosscatzz - Twitter Profile

over 2 years ago

You've probably seen this video of Disney's latest invention… The #HoloTile Floor It's like a treadmill with these key improvements: ▶️You can walk in any direction at any given time ▶️Multiple people can walk on it simultaneously in any direction Here is how it works (1/n)

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@0xMiaow

over 2 years ago

Collection of Free online books, classes and resources for developers who are new to #Cardano #SmartContract development. Related topics: #Haskell #Plutus #Aiken 💯 #Python Etc.

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@0xMiaow

almost 3 years ago

I've been studying the 'hello-world' example from Aiken and Mesh. For a beginner in Cardano's smart contract development like me, both are very easy to follow and understand. You might ask, what's the difference❓ Well, the on-chain code is the same, written in Aiken. The off-chain code is where the differences lie. Aiken uses Lucid, while Mesh uses their in-house libraries. So, what should you choose❓ I don't have enough experience using both, so I can't provide you with an informed answer. But... Personally, based only on these 'hello-world' examples, code-wise, I prefer Mesh a bit more. Of course, as I learn more about both, my preference might change. Anyway, if you care to read further, here's why I like Mesh (at the moment): Mesh's code is simpler and more descriptive. For example, below is the code for creating datum using Lucid (left) and Mesh (right). At a quick glance, you can immediately tell what Mesh's code does because there are fewer things to interpret. I like that the data structure of the datum in Mesh's code is visible. In Lucid's code, at line 41, you may need to spend some time wondering. Of course, there is a reason for Lucid to be a certain way, but I'm just talking about beginner-friendly code here Here is another example. Above is the code for obtaining the validator's compiled code and returning it as a hexadecimal string. The code on the left appears much more complex, involving various libraries (JSON, Deno, cbor) and functions. This is difficult to remember. Additionally, it's not immediately clear, at first glance, whether "toHex" returns a string or a number. In contrast, the code on the right looks simpler and is easier to remember. Finally, below is code for creating, signing and submitting a transaction. The wallet is what prompts you to sign (enter password) when accessing your crypto/NFT. This is very familiar to any crypto user. So Mesh's code makes a lot of sense having signTx() and submitTx() associated with wallet class. Lucid's code looks a bit complex than it actually is. If you remove the function lock() and use its content directly, it would look much simpler. So there it is. If you reach to this point, thanks for reading. Below are links to the examples. Hope you enjoy studying them like I did. Cheers! 😀 Aiken: https://t.co/sKM7rwKlyR Mesh: https://t.co/lhoVrpZu7S

0xMiaow's tweet photo. I've been studying the 'hello-world' example from Aiken and Mesh. For a beginner in Cardano's smart contract development like me, both are very easy to follow and understand.

You might ask, what's the difference❓

Well, the on-chain code is the same, written in Aiken. The off-chain code is where the differences lie. Aiken uses Lucid, while Mesh uses their in-house libraries.

So, what should you choose❓

I don't have enough experience using both, so I can't provide you with an informed answer. But...

Personally, based only on these 'hello-world' examples, code-wise, I prefer Mesh a bit more. Of course, as I learn more about both, my preference might change.

Anyway, if you care to read further, here's why I like Mesh (at the moment):

Mesh's code is simpler and more descriptive.

For example, below is the code for creating datum using Lucid (left) and Mesh (right).

At a quick glance, you can immediately tell what Mesh's code does because there are fewer things to interpret. I like that the data structure of the datum in Mesh's code is visible.

In Lucid's code, at line 41, you may need to spend some time wondering.

Of course, there is a reason for Lucid to be a certain way, but I'm just talking about beginner-friendly code here

Here is another example.

Above is the code for obtaining the validator's compiled code and returning it as a hexadecimal string.

The code on the left appears much more complex, involving various libraries (JSON, Deno, cbor) and functions. This is difficult to remember. Additionally, it's not immediately clear, at first glance, whether "toHex" returns a string or a number.

In contrast, the code on the right looks simpler and is easier to remember.

Finally, below is code for creating, signing and submitting a transaction.

The wallet is what prompts you to sign (enter password) when accessing your crypto/NFT. This is very familiar to any crypto user.

So Mesh's code makes a lot of sense having signTx() and submitTx() associated with wallet class.

Lucid's code looks a bit complex than it actually is. If you remove the function lock() and use its content directly, it would look much simpler.

So there it is.

If you reach to this point, thanks for reading.

Below are links to the examples. Hope you enjoy studying them like I did.

Cheers! 😀

Aiken: https://t.co/sKM7rwKlyR
Mesh: https://t.co/lhoVrpZu7S

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@0xMiaow

almost 3 years ago

Who wants this⁉️

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Pow @bosscatzz

almost 3 years ago

@GoodReddit That’s some ugly drawing ✍️

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@0xMiaow

almost 3 years ago

Ladies and Gentlemen, Introducing…#BossMoon game‼️🫡 Will be available on Mac, Windows, iOS and Android 🔥🔥 This is ridiculously good quality game. Graphic is nice. Game play is smooth. I like the fact that it’ll be available on mobile which makes sense since everyone is on the go nowadays. @BossCatRC keeps pushing for higher standard 💯

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@0xMiaow

almost 3 years ago

Happy #Caturday to my crypto fam ☀️🍾

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@0xMiaow

almost 3 years ago

I’m ready. Are you⁉️

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The Frog Collective @frogscollective

almost 3 years ago

Do you want a great way to track your NFTs, tokens, and wallets? Check out Frogfolio ‼️

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@0xMiaow

almost 3 years ago

Indeed ‼️

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MashaBCRC @mo0ncati

almost 3 years ago

Gm bosses fam 💞 #bossmoon got everything in cover Mac/IOS Windows/android Get ready 🥳🥳 What are you playing now ??!!! #cardanogame #ADA #ToTheMoon #CNFT

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@0xMiaow

almost 3 years ago

Be a reply guy‼️

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Wizper 🪣 @OGWizper

almost 3 years ago

It's funny to see someone hating on BCRC and then say in the comments: "ohh best flip i ever did" or "project where i made the most money" and still have the guts to talk shit about it. How are you gonna talk shit about something that gave profits?! I don't understand that...

OGWizper's tweet photo. It's funny to see someone hating on BCRC and then say in the comments: "ohh best flip i ever did" or "project where i made the most money" and still have the guts to talk shit about it. How are you gonna talk shit about something that gave profits?!

I don't understand that... https://t.co/eaRlq38kR7

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@0xMiaow

almost 3 years ago

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@0xMiaow

almost 3 years ago

There will be people like this in #ethereum or #cardano. They offer nothing but negativity. #Haters will ignore anyone’s accomplishments and keep shooting cheap shots like this. Keep true @BossCatRC I would not interact with the post and block him immediately. He’s feeding on your engagements.