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   Solidity @solidity

   2026-10-14

   Since March, we have held 18 in-depth interviews with protocol developers, auditors, educators, tool builders, and language designers.

   In most of them, people read Core Solidity code for the first time in the playground and talked us through it.

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   Solidity @solidity

   2026-10-14

   Algebraic data types and pattern matching were well received.

   Documentation is the first thing people ask for once they have seen real code, and many did not know that Core Solidity runs on the existing solc backend.

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   Solidity @solidity

   2026-10-14

   The interviews are still ongoing.

   If you write, audit, teach or build tools for Solidity and think your feedback could shape Core Solidity, we would like to talk to you. Reach out to @_czepluch or write to coresolidity at argot dot org.

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   Solidity @solidity

   2026-10-14

   We will be in Mumbai for @EFDevcon where we will do a Core Solidity workshop on the 5th of Nov.

   We will also be presenting at @summit_defi on the 2nd of Nov

   Full post:
   https://soliditylang.org/blog/2026/10/14/the-state-of-core-solidity/

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   Solidity @solidity

   2026-10-14

   Core Solidity is still a prototype and not meant for mainnet deployment.

   Checked arithmetic, events, view and pure, and calls to other contracts through interfaces are among the things still missing or in progress. The post has the full list.

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   Solidity @solidity

   2026-10-14

   You can try it in the playground, with runnable examples you can edit and call in the browser.

   The escrow example is a good place to start:

   https://playground.solcore.soliditylang.org/#/examples/pattern-matching

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   Solidity @solidity

   2026-10-14

   We published a status update on Core Solidity: what the language can do today, what is still missing, what the community told us, and what comes next.

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   Solidity @solidity

   2026-10-14

   Core Solidity is a new frontend for solc, with a new type system and more of the language moved into a standard library.

   From Yul onwards, the bytecode comes from the same optimizer and code generator that solc uses for Classic Solidity today.

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   Solidity @solidity

   2026-10-14

   There is no inheritance. Contracts are composed from traits and modules, and only functions the author explicitly wraps become part of the public interface.

   A deep dive on composition is coming in the next couple of weeks.

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    Solidity @solidity

    2026-10-14

    Already in the language: algebraic data types with pattern matching and exhaustiveness checking, traits, generics, modules, compile-time evaluation and lambdas.