I’m reviewing different approaches to writing BSC token contracts and I’m curious about how developers here keep things minimal and readable.
In your experience:
• What helps reduce unnecessary complexity?
• How do you balance clarity with future extensibility?
• Are there common mistakes that make contracts harder to audit?
I’m mainly interested in learning from real-world development experience.
Thanks in advance.
I think that those are fair questions which I can understand from non-expertise vision. There are answers to those questions for sure. But I am sorry to inform you that maybe you are not posting in the right place. Despite we are in the greatest cryptocurrency forum in history, there is an active sub-board dedicated for technical discussions about bitcoin protocol and wallets, there is no board for technical altcoins where devs can discuss codes and share knowledge.
I suggest you post your question in the Github community or in one of the ethereum communities because BSC contracts must be developped using Solidity programming language. I doubt you can find Solidity devs here. At extreme cases, you can ask one of the AI chatbots who can help you get initial responses and suggest you where to post for technical discussions.
