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Lexon Bible: Hitchhiker's Guide to Digital Contracts
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About Lexon Bible: Hitchhiker's Guide To Digital Contracts
Lexon is a computer language that anyone can read.It's the first of a new generation of languages. It was made for blockchain smart contracts and can be used to write normal contracts that are blockchain smart contracts for Ethereum or Aeternity. With Lexon, the same text is both program and legal agreement. Through this, it achieves the Holy Grail of Computational Law: Lexon can capture the meaning of contracts for automatic processing. But Lexon is also useful for any community or company that wants its smart contracts to be readable for all its members.Find updates about Lexon at https://www.lexon.tech.About this BookIn non-technical terms, this book explains Digital Contracts: legally enforceable smart contracts that anyone can read. This is the more voluminous ‘Bible’ that aims to get the reader started with writing Digital Contracts and has more context information than the shorter Lexon Book – https://www.amazon.com/dp/169774768X.You'll have the basics by pg. 30. The book continues in sequence up to pg. 132, and presents a language reference and research appendices after that. It starts with the first steps of learning to write Digital Contracts and provides links to online tools that help to sign, deploy and manage them on the blockchain. The book explains how Lexon's paradigm differs from that of other programming languages, staying closer to human thought. It examines what constitutes human-readability and presents Lexon’s grammar, vocabulary and document structure. Lexon’s relationship to AI is discussed and applications and benefits of the new possibilities are detailed. The appendix lists notable steps towards human-readability for programming languages, complemented with a survey of constructed human languages.Contents:Digital ContractsThe Democratization of CodeThe Document StructureSolidity OutputOnline Editor and DeploymentComputat
