devcon 7 / the verge is not going to break your contracts
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The verge is (not) going to break your contracts!
Duration: 00:19:00
Speaker: Hadrien Croubois
Type: Talk
Expertise: Expert
Event: Devcon
Date: Nov 2024
The verge is comming, and with it a new pricing model for storage. This breaks many assumption that compilers have been doing for years. We'll see how part and future contracts are going to be affected, and what design should be favored in anticipation of the verge.
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