Why Gotchivault is upgrading to the Diamond standard — Why Gotchivault is upgrading to the Diamond standard The Diamond Standard. Anyone involved in the Aavegotchi ecosystem knows vaguely that the Diamond Standard is awesome, that Nick Mudge (the brains behind the standard) is a gigabrain, and that it allows the Aavegotchi contracts to be incredibly complex, flexible, gas-efficient, yet…

Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend! In this article we’ll figure out why is it so, but the focus will be solely in the context of the… — Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend! In this article we’ll figure out why is it so, but the focus will be solely in the context of the Solidity development on the Ethereum network, a.k.a. EIP-2535: Diamonds, Multi-Facet Proxy. So what is a Diamond? To the outside world (like user interfaces, other smart contracts etc.) a…

People have come up with a number of ways for implementing and managing storage layout for proxy contracts. Find out how it is done. — Note: A proxy contract is a contract that delegates its function calls to another contract called a delegate contract or logic contract or facet. A diamond is a contract that can delegate function calls to different contracts called facets. Diamonds are specified by the diamond standard. …

DerivaDEX implements the Diamond Standard for our smart contracts, solving Solidity’s upgradeability problems — DerivaDEX is the first major project to implement the Diamond Standard, authored by Nick Mudge. We are extremely excited to have Nick as a smart contract advisor to DerivaDEX. The Diamond Standard is a pattern for upgradeability that overcomes existing limitations around storage and contract size, as well as provides…