What is Solidity?
Solidity was originally proposed in August 2014 and was developed by the Ethereum foundation as the first ever smart contract programming language. Seen in its syntax and inheritance, Solidity is heavily influenced by C++, Python and JavaScript. Developers using Solidity can find the largest smart contract developer community online and a wealth of compatible tools. There are over 8 million deployed smart contracts written in Solidity.
Web3 dapps and developer tools related to Solidity
Discover blockchain applications that are frequently used with Solidity.
Web3 ScaffoldDevelopment Frameworks
Web3 Scaffold is a fullstack framework for deploying applications to EVM networks.
SolanaLayer 1 Blockchains (L1s)
Solana is a highly scalable layer 1 Blockchain built for mass adoption.
BNB ChainLayer 1 Blockchains (L1s)
BNB is one of the largest blockchains in terms of transaction volume and daily active users.
Resources and Guides about Web3 Languages
Solidity Alternatives
Explore web3 competitors and apps like Solidity.
YulWeb3 Languages
An intermediate language that can be compiled to bytecode for different backends.
RustWeb3 Languages
Low-level programming language used to write flexible smart contracts for Solana.
VyperWeb3 Languages
A Pythonic programming language for writing simple and secure smart contracts on the EVM.
