Exploring EIP-2535 Diamonds with Nick Mudge
Gelato Digital Developer Meetup #2
As we all know, Ethereum contracts can easily hit the 24KB limit when creating too many functions and complex code. Is there a way to remove the maximum contract size limit? Well, it’s time to find out.
This time, we are inviting Nick Mudge, the author of EIP-2535 Diamonds and builder at Aavegotchi, to join us and talk about what the Diamond Standard is and how it works.
Meetup details
📅 Thursday, February 18 | 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM CET / 12:00 PM to 12:30 PM ET (Check your local time here).
📺 Watch live here:
📝 Schedule:
- 6:00–6:02 PM: Welcoming address
- 6:02–6:20 PM: Nick — EIP-2535 Diamonds, Multi-Facet Proxy
- 6:20–6:30 PM: Q&A
If you have questions for Nick, please:
- Leave your questions in the Gelato Telegram group with #GelatoDevMeetup.
- OR, comment under the Twitter post with #GelatoDevMeetup for the chance to be covered during this talk.
Meet our guest speaker: Nick Mudge
Nick is a Solidity developer, tech adviser, and smart contract standards author. He is currently working with the Pixelcraft Studios team to build Aavegotchi, a DeFi-enabled NFT game on Polygon. Nick is the author of EIP-2535 Diamonds, a smart contract standard for organizing and upgrading large smart contract systems.
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