SolidityX
Secure-by-default programming language that compiles to Solidity.
100% Solidity Compatible. Protects against known issues by default. Performance Optimizations on Loom Network
Secure-by-default programming language that compiles to Solidity.
100% Solidity Compatible. Protects against known issues by default. Performance Optimizations on Loom Network
With billions currently riding on Solidity-based contracts, there is no doubt that it is the de-facto smart-contract programming language. With each vulnerability found, and hacks debugged, Solidity becomes more secure and its quirks better known.
SolidityX compiles to Solidity but with all the best practices and workarounds. Better the bugs you know than the bugs you don’t.1 pragma solidityx ^0.4.19 2 3 contract SimpleStore { 4 data amount: uint; 5 public interface set, get 6 function set(input : uint) { 7 amount.set(input); 8 } 9 10 function get(): uint constant 11 return amount.get() 12 } 13 }
public interface set, get
function helloWorld(): string
All functions private by default, public interface declared at top of the file
No way to expose a function by mistake, all functions are private only. The only way to expose a function would be to add it to the public interface at the beginning of a contract. This makes it easy to audit, and easy to code.
contract SayYourName {
once SetupName(name: string)
Special one-time only functions to prevent calling initializers multiple times.
With SolidityX, the Parity Multisig hack would've never happened. once functions compiles into secure Solidity code that can only be executed one time.
data counter: uint;
data const message: string;
Data is typed and always private. Only accessible via getters and setters.
Do not expose variables and constants by accident. SolidityX makes it always explicit and comes with built in setters and getters
SolidityX is going through rapid-development while we develope commercial-scale apps on top of Loom Network (application specific sidechains built for Ethereum) Sign up for news about when it will be public beta ready.
If you have language design experience, compiler experience, or have some background in javascript build tools such as BabelJS, Coffeescript, Purescript, etc., please reach out to us. We'd love to work with you on cutting edge tools that enrich the Ethereum community.