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devcon 5 / smart contracts design pattern

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Smart Contracts Design Pattern

Duration: 00:04:53

Speaker: Ai Suzuki, Heiko Burkhardt

Type: Breakout

Expertise: Intermediate

Event: Devcon

Date: Invalid Date

Design pattern are essential to create secure and efficient software even more in the smart contract world where every bug can have fatal consequences. This talk features a live demo of the development tool Piet and its plugin to access a catalog of smart contract pattern and anti-pattern. The presented Piet plugin queries existing pattern registries, categorizes them and presents the patterns in an enhanced way. A pattern view in Piet consists of its inheritance graph, an example implementation, a description, curated comments and a graphical interface to interact with deployed example contracts. The curated comments are way to inform the developer regarding issues related to this pattern which are not included in the original description.

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