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New Features: contract upgradeability, block number and block timestamp, events and more

Unleashing L2’s computational richness: dApps can now flourish free of traditional L1 gas restrictions

Introducing L3, the application-specific layer, built recursively over L2

StarkNet Alpha is live on Mainnet, allowing apps to gain unlimited scaling while maintaining L1 security.

Uri Kolodny and Eli Ben-Sasson discussing how StarkWare is bringing Super Scaling to Ethereum

StarkNet Mainnet Release Candidate Available on Testnet

Transacting on Starkware's live ZK-Rollups and building a vibrant ecosystem of dApps

November 2021, StarkNet Alpha is coming Mainnet

Just weeks after StarkNet Alpha goes live, we introduce two news features and share the news in this June 2021 post. It’s about the addition of L1<>L2 interaction and on-chain data-availability.

See how to write and deploy a StarkNet contract in this methodical hands-on workshop with Product Lead Tom Brand and Cairo co-creator, Shahar Papini.

Unleashing L2’s computational richness: dApps can now flourish free of traditional L1 gas restrictions

Introducing L3, the application-specific layer, built recursively over L2

Empower L2 users to easily interact with L1

A Cross-L2 AMM

How to transfer funds between sidechains and StarkEx trustlessly, securely, and inexpensively

StarkEx uses oracle prices in an effective and secure manner, enabling better protection from price manipulations, explains product manager Ohad Barta in this April 2021 post.

With StarkEx, users retain maximum control of their funds and avoid centralized exchanges. The first of a four-part series on this concept.

Gaming company Immutable X wanted to reduce gas costs for its hit blockchain game, and chose StarkEx to mint its NFTs. This April 2021 blog is about entering the "fast-moving and exciting NFT space.”

dYdX, the fastest and most powerful decentralized exchange, has boosted trading volume and reduced gas fees since porting perpetual contracts to StarkEx in spring 2021, when our team wrote this blog.

New Features: contract upgradeability, block number and block timestamp, events and more

The Cairo programming language and STARK technology provide an efficient means of recording computational results on blockchain. But how can we be sure that the results mean what we think they mean? This episode is dedicated to answer this question

See how to write and deploy a StarkNet contract in this methodical hands-on workshop with Product Lead Tom Brand and Cairo co-creator, Shahar Papini.

StarkNet’s first step on the road to Mainnet in June 2021: StarkNet Planets Alpha goes live on Ropsten, supporting smart contracts for general computation.

Cairo – How does it work? How are proofs created? Read the Cairo Whitepaper.

Alon Shtaierman @ SmartCon demonstrating how to write and deploy a contract on StarkNet

Cairo toolchain is now available: compiler, VM, IDE tools, documentation, and more.

Shahar Papini @ ZK Summit, explaining the journey that led to Cairo, and the possibilities it opens for general computation on Ethereum.

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An introduction to Cairo and a coding session - from ETHGlobal Scaling Ethereum hackathon

Scalable proof systems can have (theoretically) one set of constraints to enforce the computational integrity of any computation. This episode's discussion is all about the best way to achieve this.