Cardano (ADA) Massively Advances Its Development Experience with Novel Marlowe Tool
The largest proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain, Cardano (ADA), shares the latest updates on its development instruments design. Using Marlowe language is now easier than ever before.
New command line interface released for Marlowe language
The team at Input Output Global, the software studio behind Cardano (ADA) blockchain development, unveiled the design of the new Marlowe command line interface (CLI) tool.
Introducing the new command-line interface tool for Marlowe.
— Input Output (@InputOutputHK) April 19, 2022
This new tool supports a straightforward workflow for users who want to run contracts from the CLI & lets one focus on the #Marlowe contract itself, while the tool manages details of the input & state for the contract.
The new instrument will be used to develop and stress test Cardano's Marlowe smart contracts. Basically, these contracts are the elements of Cardano-based DeFi protocols.
Marlowe's command line interface (marlowe-cli) allows users to create contracts from ready-made templates, to initialize and execute new contracts.
Through Marlowe Playground, developers can generate simple test contracts, escrow contracts, zero-coupon bonds, token swaps and covered calls with the "Template" instrument.
Optimized memory usage for better Cardano (ADA) performance
The new instrument unlocks previously unseen opportunities for creating and manipulating Plutus validators, datums, redeemers and hashes, i.e., the elements of Cardano's DeFi ecosystem.
Through Merkle hashes, Marlowe contracts can also be compressed to increase the capability and transactional throughput of Cardano (ADA) blockchain.
Vladislav SopovAs covered by U.Today previously, Marlowe is a newbie-friendly programming language designed for Cardano's (ADA) decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.
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