However, I'd instead check out Cardano's (ADA) Plutus platform [0]. It's a subset of Haskell as I understand it. They have a online playground to simulate contracts [1].
Cardano also has a ERC-20 converter [2], so expect a lot of projects to also move to Cardano (given the much lower fees and higher throughput) when smart contracts are released in August/September.
Smart contract Audits and creation is pretty lucrative, with payment for work generally in a currency that's not in a period of 'Transitory Inflation'. I've been learning rust/ substrate tho, ETH is a bit dated by now.
You can do any kind of work and once paid convert it to ETH so getting paid in it is no difference (I’d say it is more inconvenient as you need to convert some to fiat and then deal with taxes)
dhruvkar|4 years ago
However, I'd instead check out Cardano's (ADA) Plutus platform [0]. It's a subset of Haskell as I understand it. They have a online playground to simulate contracts [1].
Cardano also has a ERC-20 converter [2], so expect a lot of projects to also move to Cardano (given the much lower fees and higher throughput) when smart contracts are released in August/September.
0. https://docs.cardano.org/projects/plutus/en/latest/plutus/ex...
1. https://playground.plutus.iohkdev.io/
2. https://cointelegraph.com/news/cardano-erc-20-converter-near...
fsociety|4 years ago
RhodoGSA|4 years ago
rebelos|4 years ago
And instead in a currency that's in a period of 'Transitory Panic Selloff'.
quickthrower2|4 years ago
raizinho|4 years ago
max_|4 years ago
Ethereum is no longer practical.
Even so there are better smart contract languages like Vyper[0] & Scilla[1].
[0]:https://vyper.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
[1]:http://scilla-lang.org
noofen|4 years ago
Oh please, L2 solutions already exist, EIP-1559 in the upcoming months, and Proof of Stake is 1-2 years out.
sidthekid|4 years ago
throwawaycodrrr|4 years ago