VSC uses Webassembly. It does have an instruction set like EVM, but it is much more involved and supports multiple programming languages.
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I'm just trying to wrap my head around it. I didn't have much time (or brainpower at the moment) to absorb the video.
So, distributed computation with an instruction set.
- Is that instruction set available?
- What are gas fees looking like?
- If there are no gas fees, what is the sustainability model?
- Is there "revert" functionality when things go awry?
- What is most different than say, a solidity(ish) setup?
Is that instruction set available?
Yes, it's the standard Webassembly instruction set
What are gas fees looking like?
No gas fees, but there will be an RC system in the future for lite accounts using staked HBD
Is there "revert" functionality when things go awry?
Yes, contracts can revert execution and fail the transaction if required conditions are not met. We are still working on this functionality and the exact specifics but it will be available in the near future.
What is most different than say, a solidity(ish) setup?
VSC smart contracts can written in any webassembly compatible programming language. Starting with Assemblyscript to Rust/golang in the future. A lot is similar in terms of expectations and semantics. If you have any specific questions that would be a more helpful comparison and breakdown of the two technologies.