The What’s What of the Cairo World
In this blog post, we’ll dive into the different components that make Starknet the most performant L2 by TPS – Cairo VM, CASM, Cairo Zero, Cairo, and Sierra.
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Cairo Roadmap: Join the Ride
Cairo v1 has evolved significantly since its early alpha days, reaching feature parity with Cairo 0, and accumulating new features on top (basic loops are now available, and many more capabilities are underway). Our goal in this post is to shed more light on Cairo’s short-term roadmap: what is currently being worked on and what developers can expect in the coming weeks and months.
Moving from Solidity to Cairo
Guiding Devs through the Expansion into Cairo Programming Tl;dr Introduction With the growth of Starknet (and continued excitement around rollups), Cairo has become one of the most… Read More »Moving from Solidity to Cairo
Cairo 1.0-Alpha.3 — Just released!
TL;DR New Features Cairo 1.0 continues to move forward, providing developers with the ability to write richer applications and taking another step towards feature compatibility… Read More »Cairo 1.0-Alpha.3 — Just released!
Cairo 1.0-Alpha.2 — New Release is Coming
We are releasing Cairo 1.0-alpha.2, which brings a host of new features to the language. It is now possible to implement an ERC20 contract
Cairo 1.0 is Here
Cairo 1.0 first release is here!
Developers can start writing and testing Cairo 1.0 programs. Feature parity with the older version of Cairo will be reached in the coming weeks
Open Sourcing Cairo 1.0!
Cairo 1.0 is open source! This is only the first step towards open-sourcing the StarkNet stack.
We now present a first look into the Cairo 1.0 compiler. You can now start experimenting with basic Cairo 1.0 code. Cairo 1.0 at its core is very similar to Rust