Mysten Labs, a Web 3.0 infrastructure company, has partnered with 0L Network, an open and permissionless version of the Diem blockchain. Together, the companies will build tools and resources for the Move smart contract programming language.
Mysten Labs, a Web 3.0 infrastructure company, has partnered with 0L Network, an open and permissionless version of the Diem blockchain. Together, the companies will build tools and resources for the Move smart contract programming language.
Move, released as part of the Diem technology stack, is used for secure smart contract development. In line with the partnership, the projects plan to roll out joint Move hackathons and mentorship programmes starting in March 2022.
Move is a cross-platform smart contract language that can run without modification on blockchains that use different transaction formats, account structures, cryptography, consensus, etc.
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