ChainCatcher news, based on the ZK Rollup privacy and scalability solution, Aztec has launched a local developer testnet for smart contract privacy called Aztec Sandbox. Aztec states that Aztec Sandbox is a comprehensive version that provides developers with a fast, lightweight local Aztec node, similar in functionality to Ethereum's Ganache or Anvil local node packages. In addition to the local node testing environment, Aztec Sandbox also includes tools and frameworks that allow developers to write and test smart contracts.

ChainCatcher news, based on the ZK Rollup privacy and scalability solution, Aztec announces the launch of the smart contract privacy framework Aztec.nr. Aztec.nr is a framework built on Noir, which is an open-source general-purpose ZK programming language, with Aztec Labs being a core contributor to this language. Aztec.nr allows developers to write private smart contracts in Noir and extends its functionality through templated functions that simplify state management.

ChainCatcher news, the privacy and scalability solution based on ZK Rollup, Aztec, has launched the smart contract privacy framework Aztec.nr. This framework is based on Noir extensions, expanding its capabilities through templated functions that simplify state management.ChainCatcher previously reported that Aztec, the privacy and scalability solution based on ZK Rollup, stated it is building privacy abstractions to provide developers with smart contract privacy, supporting default anonymity, private state read/write functions, and private smart contract function execution.

ChainCatcher news, the privacy and scalability solution based on ZK Rollup, Aztec, states that it is building privacy abstractions to provide developers with smart contract privacy, supporting default anonymity, private state read/write capabilities, and private smart contract function execution. Aztec is based on a UTXO data architecture, and its smart contract privacy allows programmable privacy to be incorporated into the contract itself at the state variable and function level, enabling developers to call the desired functions.Currently, this research and development allows developers to write, test, and deploy private smart contracts and applications.