Material changes to the compiler range, execution model, inspection tools, and learning resources are recorded here.
Solidity REPL on X
Solidity REPL now has a dedicated public account and a deeper technical reference for product updates and reliable investigations.
Added @SolidityREPL to contact and project information pages, site footers, social metadata, and structured data.
Expanded Documentation with the run lifecycle, REPL and Source state models, fork boundaries, verified-contract flow, session persistence, reproducibility, and practical troubleshooting.
Added shallow, read-only imports from public smart-HTTP Git repositories with branch, tag, subdirectory, commit, and file selection controls.
A complete Solidity syntax example library
The runnable library now covers 95 focused Solidity and EVM investigations with clearer language-level references.
Added 50 executable examples covering literals, control flow, data locations, function values, contract features, call types, errors, and Yul.
Added a dedicated Syntax & control flow category for branches, loops, tuples, named arguments, and recursion.
Linked new language examples to the matching official Solidity documentation section.
Added modern compiler cases for user-defined operators, transient storage, and custom storage layout.
Added executable call investigations for CREATE2, delegatecall, staticcall, typed value calls, receive, and fallback.
Merged the tutorial into Guides as a complete Getting Started walkthrough and preserved the old URL with a permanent redirect.
Reworked every workflow guide around a reproducible outcome, decision points, failure cases, and several focused practice examples.
Made linked debugger examples perform their prepared first run automatically while keeping later debug runs manual.
A faster, more complete Solidity workspace
This release makes the workspace easier to discover, faster to open, and clearer about where execution and network requests happen.
Added runnable example pages, workflow guides, structured data, and server-rendered recipe links.
Deferred Source mode, Inspector, Workbench, export, and command tools until they are opened.
Added queued early runs and content-addressed compiler worker caching.
Expanded compiler support across every stable catalog release from Solidity 0.4.0 through the current catalog release.
Added fixed-block fork calls, verified-contract interfaces, sequential REPL history, and full execution inspection.
Removed automatic public RPC defaults; a fork asks for an endpoint only when a run needs chain state.