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maybe see if you can integrate browser-solidity directly? |
There's a lot going on in browser-solidity, might not be necessary for a first approach. Plus, in this PR, everything is run in a Web Worker, which isn't necessarily the case with browser solidity. |
Right, that's because it's not really an error but a formal verification error... Will improve! |
Tests still failing. In addition, not quite sure if you addressed the small UI-related issues I raised in Slack - if still busy, just move it to in-progress, alternatively I'll give it a go again in the morning. |
@jacogr Yep, they should be addressed now |
js-tests failing. |
i think you've clobbered the tests submodule commit. ensure your parity/ethcore/res/ethereum/tests is up to date with master. |
Awesome! I'd really love to try it. I've seen it's been merged to master, but I don't see it in any release notes. Is it released, or what is the targeted release version? |
See it in action here : https://youtu.be/RIZJA6A8Iwk
This PR would close #2276 and #3196
It introduces a new part of the Application to write Solidity contracts and compile them directly here.
The source code is then saved and can be found in the contract view.
In progress: