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Feature: L1 <> L2 messaging with Bridge example #186
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I am a blockchain engineer and I have built a couple of smart contracts both on Ethereum and Starknet. I was fully into Solidity before I started building on Starknet.
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Hey! I want to work on this issue. The estimated timeline to complete this issue is 5-7 days. I have been working with rust for quite a while and have majorly contributed to Foundry and Reth, which are rust-based open-source projects. Can you assign me another one if you are assigning this issue to anyone else? You can check out my public profile here. |
I am interested in working on this. |
Hello everyone and thank you for your interest! |
Hello @julio4 check previous comment please, just did that |
I would've liked to have a more specific ideas of messaging use cases for this example. But I'll assign you @muheebyusufbaba1! Keep in mind that you have two days to atleast open a draft PR so I can track progress and help you if needed. |
Just to update you about my progress. I will be creating the PR soon. Still working on the implementation. |
Thank you very much. ODHack hackathon has already finished, so today will be the last day if you want to be eligible! |
Updated with specific use cases: Bridge |
I'd be interested to work on this |
Description
In Starknet, it is possible to interact with Ethereum by using the L1 <> L2 messaging system.
In this example, we want to demonstrate the usage of this messaging system to send and receive messages from L1 to L2 for a token bridge.
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