Ethereum Foundation Introduces Ethereum Execution Layer Specification

Ethereum Foundation Introduces Ethereum Execution Layer Specification
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Ethereum Foundation publicly introduced the Ethereum Execution Layer Specification (affectionately known as EELS.) EELS is a Python reference implementation of the core components of an Ethereum execution client focused on readability and clarity. It is more programmer-friendly and up-to-date with post-merge forks.

EELS provides complete snapshots of the protocol at each fork—including upcoming ones—making it much easier to follow than EIPs (which only propose changes) and production clients (which often mix multiple forks in the same codepath.)

Ethereum Foundation wants EELS to become the default way to specify Core EIPs, the first place EIP authors go to prototype their proposals, and the best possible reference for how Ethereum works.

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