sub0 Asia 2024 - Gabriel Nicolas Gonzalez (Protofire)
summary
A web tool called Contract Wizard generates and deploys ink! smart contracts for Astar/Shibuya/Shiden/Rococo-style networks, backed by a queueing backend with precompiled libraries to compile Rust/ink code on server or let users compile locally. It implements PSP standards like PSP22/PSP34, produces metadata, shareable action links, and won a hackathon plus received two Web3 Foundation grants. Works for rapid prototyping but has runtime performance and modularity limits and depends on parachain contract-pallet support.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:27Contract Wizard origin
- 3:39Rust and Ink for Polkadot
- 5:30Web3 Foundation support
- 6:55How Contract Wizard works
- 9:30Code generation process
- 11:16Deploying smart contracts
- 12:21Sharing and community
- 13:48Ink pros and cons
- 15:15Ink performance limits
- 16:41When to use Ink versus other solutions
- 17:22Other tools and plans
- 18:06Closing remarks
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