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Argent (.ag) → SilverScript (.sil) → Bytecode → Local VM Testing Inspired by Manyfest’s video and the examples provided by Michael Sutton, I built an editor for Argent and SilverScript. The idea: make code and its relationships visible and easier to understand. • Synchronized code and structure views •... show more

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Michael Sutton28 days ago

@manyfest_ whattt?! that’s so cool!

IzioDev28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil that's dope. i'd def use such a tooling post dev phase!

KasBTC | HUB2128 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil I’ll prepare it for GitHub. Give me a little time

Manyfest28 days ago

@michaelsuttonil Awesome! I hope it's not a windows-only app 🤞

Kaspa Couple 𐤊28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil When Michael is impressed, you know you're on fire! 🔥

Parker Schmidt28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil dammit @StppStp now i have new ideas for how to use what i've built; astra built all this but for different use cases back on using up the rest of my oai limits

AngouTrader𐤊28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil Cooking nonstop.

GoonBoyCrypto 𐤊 👽28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil This is awesome, real insight for the masses 👏🏻

crypt0bank.KAS28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil That’s bad ass!

Kiev.kas 𐤊🇯🇵🐬28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil Wow

sam theman28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil Very nice, exactly what we all need.

daniel.kas28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil Well done amazing

Vi𐤊ingsRise28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil That is some nice looking work sir!!! kaspa:native

Jess Kas28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil You know KASBTC cooked when Kaspa Core devs are impressed ⚡

saefstroem28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil Very nice! Port it from .NET to Tauri Rust and I will use it 🔥

moxypixy-𐤊28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil A visual editor for Silverscript and Argent is a dream come true 👀

KREX Token 𐤊28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil Fire!

Sterling Cooley28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil Absolutely epic, thank you !

KASVERSE28 days ago

@manyfest_ @michaelsuttonil Bros just showing off now 😹💪

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