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Create a comprehensive documentation on URefs and Access Rights #1504

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devendran-m opened this issue Dec 19, 2024 · 0 comments
Open
Tracked by #1495

Create a comprehensive documentation on URefs and Access Rights #1504

devendran-m opened this issue Dec 19, 2024 · 0 comments

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devendran-m commented Dec 19, 2024

Problem Statement/Feedback (Xord):

The concept of URefs requires more detailed explanation. I still struggle to understand how access rights are created and their purpose. This critical aspect needs thorough clarification in the documentation.

User Story:

As a developer working with the Casper Network,
I want a detailed and thorough explanation of the concept of URefs, including how access rights are created and their purpose,
so that I can effectively utilize URefs in my smartcontracts and fully understand their role within the Casper Network.

Acceptance Criteria:

  • The documentation includes a dedicated section explaining the concept of URefs, with clear definitions and use cases.
  • The process of creating and assigning access rights for URefs is detailed step-by-step.
  • The purpose and significance of access rights in the Casper Network are clearly outlined, with examples of practical applications.
  • Code snippets and diagrams are provided to illustrate how URefs and their access rights function in real-world scenarios.
  • Common misconceptions and potential pitfalls related to URefs are addressed in the documentation.
  • Developers new to URefs can understand and confidently apply the concept after referencing the documentation without additional support.
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