TezDev Paris 2022 - Frank Hillard
summary
A Lego-framework team implements floating point and trigonometric libraries so Ligo/Michelson contracts can run numeric code (example: ballistic sine computation), packages them for reuse across projects, and wires deployment/testing through Taquito deployment/testing and the Ligo → Michelson compiler pipeline. Contracts are designed for upgradability and governance control before immutable deployment, and the work claims to reduce developer friction while enabling canonical on-chain patterns that previously weren’t possible.
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