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Title: Lawyers and smart contracts Post by: iolite on December 22, 2017, 10:48:05 AM Do you think Lawyers will be able one day to use smart contracts without knowing how to code :-\
Title: Re: Lawyers and smart contracts Post by: VanDeinsberg12 on December 22, 2017, 10:53:22 AM Do you think Lawyers will be able one day to use smart contracts without knowing how to code :-\ The basic knowledge about coding is a must before try to write or even read the smartcontract and someone without any skill of coding will not possible to use smartcontract. As you can see there will be a lot of platform aim to make it to be more easier but the important reason about the newbies must never try to use it because you must try to find the vulnerability in your smartcntract. that's why the amateur is not recommended to use it. Title: Re: Lawyers and smart contracts Post by: cryptomema on December 22, 2017, 10:55:40 AM Do you think Lawyers will be able one day to use smart contracts without knowing how to code :-\ Nah, i dont think so,they need basics programing to do that,theres a lot of glitches in smartcontracts its not for newbies.Title: Re: Lawyers and smart contracts Post by: CryptoAlphaStar on December 22, 2017, 11:03:49 AM Smart contracts are not user friendly now, but they will be easy to compose as hitting a few buttons in a year time. Or a little bit more. So a complete idiot will be able to use it.
Title: Re: Lawyers and smart contracts Post by: iolite on December 22, 2017, 09:52:21 PM Smart contracts are not user friendly now, but they will be easy to compose as hitting a few buttons in a year time. Or a little bit more. So a complete idiot will be able to use it. hmm... interesting to hear Title: Re: Lawyers and smart contracts Post by: Anndrianno on December 22, 2017, 10:06:09 PM Smart contracts the way they exists right now? Definitely not. Smart contracts in a premitive adopted form: more like a puzzle making than programming- maybe yes. That's what I think
Title: Re: Lawyers and smart contracts Post by: Applechild on December 22, 2017, 10:10:29 PM Most things at the beginning seem difficult but as time goes on the hurdles are tackled one after the other and before long what seemed so difficult gradually gets easier and a lot of people whether expert or newbie will be able to use it as though they were born with it.
Title: Re: Lawyers and smart contracts Post by: iolite on December 23, 2017, 01:46:54 PM Most things at the beginning seem difficult but as time goes on the hurdles are tackled one after the other and before long what seemed so difficult gradually gets easier and a lot of people whether expert or newbie will be able to use it as though they were born with it. this is how the internet started ... Title: Re: Lawyers and smart contracts Post by: shandi albert on December 23, 2017, 01:55:48 PM Do you think Lawyers will be able one day to use smart contracts without knowing how to code :-\ smart contracts are explained Algorithmically and do contract issues in full accordance with the code. All the data required for "decision-making" of smart contracts is provided by so-called «prophecy», which is an application that integrates a real-world blockchain system.Title: Re: Lawyers and smart contracts Post by: Newboybb on December 23, 2017, 02:09:33 PM It's perfectly ok, there's code available, you can use smart contracts if you just put together the code that you need, but it's possible in the future. ;D
Title: Re: Lawyers and smart contracts Post by: DevelopmentBank on December 23, 2017, 02:24:29 PM For sure. It may seem like you need technical experience and know how to code before you can make smart contracts, but eventually everything will go digital and smart contract generation will be a skillset required for many jobs. Just look at web development for example, there are now programs that allow you to create and fully customize website design even without any knowledge in coding. The same could happen for smart contracts.
Title: Re: Lawyers and smart contracts Post by: iolite on December 23, 2017, 04:50:37 PM For sure. It may seem like you need technical experience and know how to code before you can make smart contracts, but eventually everything will go digital and smart contract generation will be a skillset required for many jobs. Just look at web development for example, there are now programs that allow you to create and fully customize website design even without any knowledge in coding. The same could happen for smart contracts. That would be huge transformation ! |