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Blockchain Languages
Why are blockchain programing languages important (The primarily execute business logic and Decentralized automations)
DAML
https://daml.com/learn
Corda
https://training.corda.net/
Hyperledger
https://hyperledger-fabric.readthedocs.io/en/release-2.2/
VMware’s Blockchain
AWS QLDB
AWS Aurora DB Traditional DB
https://aws.amazon.com/
Solidity
ETH
ERC-Tokens
https://docs.soliditylang.org/en/v0.8.6/
General Langerage
Java (Corda)
Kotlin (Corda)
Python (pyteal| Algo)
Other languages (If Supported)
Rholang
Developers creating smart contracts for the RChain cooperative should use Rholang, a message-passing language with a sophisticated, behavioral typing system for standardizing the contract flow. Elaborate contract terms can be negotiated and enforced through a modern type mechanism.
Michelson
The Tezos blockchain is a proof-of-stake with an explicit voting mechanism for upgrading the basic exchange protocol over time. Contracts are written in Michelson, a statically typed language with strict type checking that’s built around a stack.
Plutus
The Cardano blockchain is another proof-of-stake approach—a way to achieve distributed consensus—with multiple layers that separate the settlement (where the money is exchanged) from the control (where the decisions in the smart contracts are made).