Solidity is the object-oriented, high-level language meant for implementing smart contracts in Ethereum Network.  With Solidity, developers can create contracts for purposes like voting, crowdfunding, blind auctions, and multi-signature wallets.

Solidity tweeted:  “We just released Solidity v0.6.10. Important: Please upgrade if you are using internal library functions with calldata parameters in connection with “using for“, since it fixes a bug that was introduced with v0.6.9!”

Ethereum have been contemplating on where they stand.  The ETH community is getting all the more curious about the progress of ETH.  Danny Ryan posted a blog content clarifying the queries Communitymmunity.

Inputs for the content seemed to have been obtained from Sacha Saint-Leger, Joseph Schweitzer, Josh Stark, and protolambda.

ETH2 has been explained with the right analogies depending on the audience to describe various components.  The blog acknowledges a ton Community is in the dark. While the information exists, it is scattered across the web in “research posts, specs, spec explainers, public calls, public channels, Reddit, blog posts.” However, there is not one organized place where the Community get to know it.

The bigger picture about the state of ETH get discussed during, “podcasts, AMAs, and conferences.”

Sydney Ifergan, the crypto expert, tweeted:  “Ethereum (ETH) has development work progressing every day. Techies know the progress, but an investors who made it prospecting passive income feels something is taking forever.”

The State of Eth2, June 2020, gives an insight on “where it’s going, what it might become, and what it means for you, the Ethereum community.”

Ethereum (ETH) Wave of Upgrades

It is well known that ETH2 is a Proof of Stake Infrastructure.  Ethereum focuses on becoming the single blockchain paradigm for the new decentralized internet, but the sufficient bandwidth factor is questioned. 

ETH2 being highly ambitious, is documented to be rolled out in phases. Phase 0, Phase 1, Phase 1.5, Phase 2. Lot of research and prototyping has taken place.

Community is having to encounter a wave of upgrades very often. Several investors are anxious to get into staking action.  There are so many validators, so many shards, so many clients, and therefore it is very difficult to get things together.  However, it is worth it when everything falls in place.

ETH is going through testnets, tooling, integrations, execution, and communication across shards, relationship of stateless Ethereum to eth2, and more.