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Actors in the blockchain - CosmWasm book

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Previously we were talking about actors mostly in the abstraction of any blockchain-specific terms. However, before we would dive into the code, we need to establish some common language, and to do so we would look at contracts from the perspective of external users, instead of their implementation. In this part, I would use the wasmd binary to communicate with the malaga testnet. To properly set it up, check the Quick start with wasmd. It is kind of starting from the end, but I would start with the state part of the actor model. Relating to traditional systems, there is one particular thing I like to compare blockchain with - it is a database. Going back to the previous section we learned that the most important part of a contract is its state. Manipulating the state is the only way to persistently manifest work performed to the world. But What is the thing which purpose is to keep the state? It is a database! So here is my (as a contract developer) point of view on contracts: it is a

Actors in the blockchain - CosmWasm book Light (default) Rust Coal Navy Ayu CosmWasm book Actors in blockchain Previously we were talking about actors mostly in the abstraction of any blockchain-specific terms. However, before we would dive into the code, we need to establish some common language, and to do so we would look at contracts from the perspective of external users, instead of their implementation. In this part, I would use the wasmd binary to communicate with the malaga testnet. To properly set it up, check the Quick start with wasmd . Blockchain as a database It is kind of starting

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