Writing smart contracts that use as little computational resources as possible to save users money on transaction fees.
Writing smart contracts that use as little computational resources as possible to save users money on transaction fees. Techniques include using smaller data types, batching operations, and minimizing storage writes. On Ethereum, the difference between optimized and unoptimized code can mean hundreds of dollars in gas savings.
The fee paid to process transactions on Ethereum and similar blockchains.
Self-executing code stored on a blockchain that runs when conditions are met.
A small unit of ETH used to measure gas prices.
Application Binary Interface.
A way to make crypto wallets behave more like normal apps by turning every account into a smart contract.
The Ethereum standard for account abstraction without changing the core protocol.
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