devcon 7 / l1sload in action write l2 dapps that read from l1 state
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L1SLOAD in Action: Write L2 Dapps that Read from L1 State
Duration: 01:24:10
Speaker: Péter Garamvölgyi, RH
Type: Workshop
Expertise: Beginner
Event: Devcon
Date: Nov 2024
In this workshop we will explore some interesting new use cases unlocked by the newly proposed L1SLOAD precompile (RIP-7728). We will develop and deploy L2 dapps that read from L1 state using this precompile.
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