Compatibility and Programming Languages

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The speakers discuss the compatibility of Monad with existing EVM contracts and explain that Monad is designed to be 100% compatible with Ethereum. They also talk about their decision to use Rust and C++ as the programming languages for the Monad client, stating that these languages provide the necessary performance. The chapter concludes with the assurance that the implementation language doesn't affect the compatibility of the Ethereum VM.

In this week's interview Dan and Sam are joined by James Huntsaker, co-founder of Monad, a rising L1 project focused on optimizing and scaling the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). The conversation delves deep into Monad's technical architecture, its challenges, and how it differentiates itself in an increasingly competitive L2 and L1 landscape. Find out how Monad utilizes hardware to its full potential, its roadmap, and how it aims to enable truly scalable, secure EVM based applications.

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Timestamps:

(00:00) Introduction

(02:58) Monad's Key Design Difference

(08:25) “Hexens Ad’

(09:29) Monad Parallel Execution Design

(15:27) Monad BFT and Consensus Mechanism

(25:01) Monad DB - Database Structure

(32:34) Managing State Bloat

(37:48) Monad Client C++ and Rust Decision

(43:39) Are L2s Necessary?

(46:20) Transaction Fees

(48:43) Enabling Next Gen Apps

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