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This is wow big: smart contracts for XRPL in plain old JavaScript!

Wietse Wind of Xaman / XRPL Labs announcing JS Hooks, smart contracts on the XRPL written in plain JavaScript, the language of millions of developers.

Tears down barriers and can make the XRP Ledger more useable as the blockchain of choice for a wide range of viable commercial projects.

https://x.com/JoelKatz/status/1835721500277789009

Wed, Sep 18 at 6:00 PM

Programmability on the XRPL

https://x.com/i/spaces/1vOGwrBkjwdKB/peek

 

 

 

OT

https://x.com/Vet_X0/status/1835715780723241353

someone paid accidentally ~26k #XRP in fees for a 0.15 XRP Payment  Found via the advanced search of XRPScan 

https://console.xrpscan.com/

I did a similar search to check the new tool

It happened to me too some time ago, but luckily I was on the testnet

I’m not sure if it was my mistake or a bug in the wallet

🅱 🅴    🅲 🅰 🆁 🅴 🅵 🆄 🅻

 

 

Thanks for the heads-up @f1f47a23 – that Spaces is sure well-prepared by David, watching out for hidden clues, he often is ambiguous.

Regarding the scary transaction fee, most likely a dev’s code gone bad. Cannot happen on Xaman or the known major exchanges.

BTW, both are interesting topics, next time just start a New Topic in the according forum 🙏🏻

 

Hi

Regarding the fees incident

For what happened to me,

I simply think 99% that I typed the form fields wrong.

The software is mine, it is a DIY learning purpose prototype that uses the xrpl-labs libraries.

Xaman wallet is out of the question

However, this incident suggested to me the need for a final automatic verification step

a step to decode the transaction and reconstruct back to the same form fields

there should be a bithomp tool that does this

so that manually I and the software can make all the comparisons and checks

before giving the final confirmation

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Or something like Flare’s Transaction Verifier app?

 

exactly,

but it should be included in the wallet software,

and not separately.

for maximum user comfort.

And it should be mandatory to prevent distracted users

 

 

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