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Plan going forward?
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Hi Jean-Marc
I am starting to teach Smart Contracts at the University of Pennsylvania.
We have been playing with exactly this approach to create a teaching environment.
So thank you for work.
What is your plan going forward?
Sincerely
David
Hi David,
I don't have much time to improve this project as of now. But the code is clean enough for others to build on.
Do you need anything in particular ?
Hello Jean-Marc
No, I wanted to tell you what we were doing - potentially with your code, and I wanted to know if you were just doing this for fun?
I could not get to your personal website - the link from github is broken.
My email is (dcrosbie at upenn.edu) if you would like to email me directly.
Sincerely
David Crosbie
Jean-Marc,
I work with David and have been working with a fork of your repo. I have a couple of questions concerning your to-do's:
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You already implemented typed state variables, which would be sufficient for many contracts. What were your intentions with variables and scoped variables?
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How and where (live, Ropsten/Rinkeby, etc.) did you intend to deploy the generated smart contracts?
Best, Erik
No, I wanted to tell you what we were doing - potentially with your code, and I wanted to know if you were just doing this for fun?
For now, just for fun yes.
And even if I had plans to make a business out of anything related to Ethereum/Solidity, I would still keep this project open source and free.
You already implemented typed state variables, which would be sufficient for many contracts. What were your intentions with variables and scoped variables?
Some contracts need actual scoped variables. So we need a way to declare/assign them. And... that's just it.
How and where (live, Ropsten/Rinkeby, etc.) did you intend to deploy the generated smart contracts?
I've not been that far. I just made sure the generated code compiles with solc and that's it.
Pull requests are welcome :)