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Offchain Labs has launched Arbitrum Stylus, a new virtual machine designed to support development of decentralized applications (DApps) by expanding support for different programming languages. This innovation could significantly alter the Web3 environment by reducing obstacles for developers. 
Arbitrum Stylus is crafted to work with WebAssembly (WASM), allowing developers to employ well-known languages like Rust, C, and C++. This compatibility aims to integrate the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) framework with more conventional programming environments, promoting a broader and more adaptable development ecosystem. 
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Ed Felten, co-founder and chief scientist of Offchain Labs, highlighted the dual approach of Stylus. Developers can now choose between EVM and traditional programming languages, all within a unified operating environment on the Arbitrum blockchain.&nbsp; 
“This interoperability ensures that varied contract styles run smoothly on the same chain, enhancing composability,” Felten noted. 
Moreover, Stylus not only broadens the scope of language options but also enhances execution speeds. Some tests show Stylus-based applications performing up to 70 times faster than their EVM counterparts, particularly in scenarios demanding intensive computation.&nbsp; 
This efficiency leap translates into more actions within the same gas limits, dramatically reducing operational costs. 
In conjunction with these technical advancements, Steven Goldfeder, CEO of Offchain Labs, emphasized the broader market opportunities Stylus offers developers.&nbsp; 
“By expanding the toolkit available, we’re not just simplifying the creation process but also broadening the potential application spectrum for DApps on Arbitrum,” said Goldfeder. 
Looking ahead, Offchain Labs plans to incorporate other sophisticated protocols into Arbitrum, including ZK-proofs, which are known for their high computational and cost demands.&nbsp; 
Felten is optimistic about the future, envisioning a “hybrid protocol” that blends optimistic rollups with ZK-elements to optimize cost-efficiency and performance in a versatile Web3 environment. 
As Arbitrum Stylus positions itself at the forefront of blockchain innovation, its impact on the speed, cost, and accessibility of DApp development holds promising potential for the evolution of the Web3 domain. 
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Offchain Labs Launches Arbitrum Stylus for DApp Development

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