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Our Solidity transpiler will enable #Avalanche builders to translate Solidity smart contracts into code in another language, starting with C++, speeding up the development process for any #Web3 application or product.

Scroll down to learn more about this tool🧵👇

The Solidity transpiler creates all the functions that facilitate the back-and-forth between the Contract and the State of the Blockchain. It also enables developers to route all contract calls through one place, making communication leaner and more efficient ⚡️

Local variables are kept in memory with SparqNet contracts, while with Solidity, every call to a local variable is a database call. Our transpiler helps you take advantage of SparqNet's approach to handling local variables, which saves time and increases efficiency ⌛️🚀

The Solidity transpiler has two modes: basic and advanced. In basic mode, developers only declare the functions and local variables to be used while in advanced mode, the entire Solidity contract is converted into C++ source code 💻

To promote inclusive development, we've made it modular so it can be attached to the AST to transpile to source codes in various languages.

Developers will eventually be able to work with any language and fully maximize the development techniques that are unique to each one.

The transpiler will initially be available as a binary, but we're working on packaging it in a browser-based tool for maximum user-friendliness. This will help encourage developers of varying levels of expertise to get involved with the #SparqNet infrastructure ⚡️

Overall, our Solidity transpiler helps solve some of the major challenges associated with blockchain development. We're excited to see how it will enable developers to create even more innovative projects during the #SparqNet testnet on #Avalanche.