This is the first time I’m using gnolang interacting the blockchain which writing smart contract, I used to heard about golang before and know a little bit about the contructure and framework but never apply it practically. I’ve been developed in ethereum or generally called EVM for awhile, In contrast, there are many different third parties, for example, different grammars such as node, javascript, solidity, etc. must be available at the same time. In addition to the language differences, the most important thing is the limitation of the grammar of javascript itself during development, such as non- Simultaneous progress, and in the existing architecture, I tried broad and some official teaching, in addition to simplifying the tedious contract deployment steps, the running speed can not be compared (of course, there are not so many tx to deal with now) , and the multithreading mentioned in the official document is also a way to escape the scalability limitation in EVM. Although I am not a professional developer, I am willing to try and learn more about Gnolang.

This is the first time I’m using gnolang interacting the blockchain which writing smart contract, I used to heard about golang before and know a little bit about the contructure and framework but never apply it practically. I’ve been developed in ethereum or generally called EVM for awhile, In contrast, there are many different third parties, for example, different grammars such as node, javascript, solidity, etc. must be available at the same time. In addition to the language differences, the most important thing is the limitation of the grammar of javascript itself during development, such as non- Simultaneous progress, and in the existing architecture, I tried broad and some official teaching, in addition to simplifying the tedious contract deployment steps, the running speed can not be compared (of course, there are not so many tx to deal with now) , and the multithreading mentioned in the official document is also a way to escape the scalability limitation in EVM. Although I am not a professional developer, I am willing to try and learn more about Gnolang.