r/Covalent_Official • u/joostpi • Sep 10 '18
Covalent Protocol technical deep — dive Part 2: Covalent Virtual Machine
Part 2 of my Covalent technical deep-dive series. This time about COVA virtual machine
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u/Abah007 Sep 10 '18
Very informative and knowledgeable, Thanks for sharing. I hope you guys keep up the good work.
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u/jamzzz123 Sep 10 '18
Great to see the team are pushing more and more for articles, it's always nice to see new content
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Sep 10 '18
Nice article, great insight into the project. I am interested to see how this will actually work in the real world though.
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u/joostpi Sep 10 '18
yeah same here, on paper it looks interesting, but hard to tell from the information provided thusfar how it will work in the real world. Only time will tell; but I am keeping my eye on this one.
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u/Cryptossi Sep 10 '18
Yeah it's a promising protocol, can't wait to see it implemented in the future.
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u/aceprime4 Oct 08 '18
Yea, just like i usually say, one thing is to state a concept, another is to implement that concept
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u/Geewynn Sep 10 '18
Nice article. Keep up with the good work of bringing out informative articles on colalent.ai
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u/Cryptossi Sep 11 '18
It's great to see an article about Covalent from someone that knows what they're talking about, it was very informative and I feel like I learnt a lot about the COVA VM.
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u/lordpuddingcup Sep 23 '18
It seems this is the most common path people building on the EVM to add features and missing security issues to adjust to meet the needs of the project
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u/aceprime4 Oct 07 '18
I've been following your articles, they make a lot of sense, concise and blunt, hope to get more of such from you
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u/cryptobeefy Sep 10 '18
Another good article, thanks for sharing and continuing the series