devcon 7 / mud how we built an evm application framework from the ground up
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MUD - How we built an EVM application framework from the ground up
Duration: 00:19:27
Speaker: Alvarius
Type: Talk
Expertise: Intermediate
Event: Devcon
Date: Nov 2024
We wanted to accomplish one simple task: put a game—with all its data and logic—on a blockchain. What followed were countless technical challenges, years of efforts, and learnings that are applicable to anyone building complex onchain apps.
How should data be structured? How can complex world state stay up-to-date on the client? How do we allow multiple teams to build on one single world, without it all breaking apart? Join us as we share the pitfalls and learnings.
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