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moul
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Added details about the Gno Virtual Machine's execution model and its advantages over traditional VMs.
Added section on global variable persistence and automatic state tracking in GnoVM.
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Dec 17, 2025
| ### The Gno Language | ||
| TODO: Describe Gno as a Go-compatible language, supported features, determinism constraints, and why Go is the chosen abstraction. | ||
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| Gno is approximately 99% compatible with Go 1.17. Developers write standard Go |
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| Gno is approximately 99% compatible with Go 1.17. Developers write standard Go | |
| Gno is based on Go 1.17. Developers write standard Go |
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I’d like to bootstrap the gno-related sections. Feel free to help make the content “more complete and perfect” or eventually merge small iterations if you think the current content makes sense.