Liesl Eichholz: Essential—Intents and Declarative Design Patterns in Web3 @archetypevc
Liesl Eichholz: Essential—Intents and Declarative Design Patterns in Web3  @archetypevc
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
Archetype hosted a workshop on October 16, 2024 featuring builders focused on the use cases and implementation of intents.

Liesl Eichholz, Co-founder and CEO of Essential, explained declarative programming, how Essential solely leverages this programming model, and how it differs from the imperative programming model that all other blockchains utilize.

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Liesl Eichholz: Essential—Intents and Declarative Design Patterns in Web3

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