EIP-2535 Diamonds

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Build large, modular smart contract systems that can be extended after deployment.
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Some developers are afraid of ‘delegatecall’ because they have been told it is “dangerous”. Fear and danger come from not understanding how something…
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Gas optimization is a matter of doing what is cheap and avoiding what is expensive in terms of gas costs on EVM blockchains
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A diamond has a fixed gas cost for any amount of cross contract interaction under its control.
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This is a list of projects using EIP-2535 Diamonds. This list is a work in progress. Send me a tweet on Twitter (@mudgen) if you know of a project not…
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ERC1155 is a powerful and flexible token standard. Its functionality includes the following: Batch transfer functions are part of the ERC1155 standard…
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Each of the security audits applies to one of these diamond implementations: diamond-1-hardhat (Simple implementation) diamond-2-hardhat (Gas-optimized…
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The purpose of this article is to show how to add new state variables to an already deployed diamond and use them.
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EIP-2535 Diamonds specifies the ‘diamondCut’ function which is used to add/replace/remove any number of facets and functions to a diamond in a single…
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Constructor functions are used to set state variables in the contract storage of a contract that is being deploy. But realize that a facet doesn’t read…
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There are a number of ways to share or reuse functions between facets of an Ethereum diamond. The best way I have found is to write internal functions…
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A diamond proxy contract is the smart contract with the fallback function that delegates function calls to facets. Here’s a link to a diamond proxy…
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