Build your 1st dApp stack

Since Flux Astromesh offers a complete feature set and absolute compatibility with all integrated Virtual Machines (VMs), you can leverage the official documentation of these VMs to build or re-use your dApp and deploy it to the Flux network. Below are the steps to help you get started with building your first decentralized application on EVM, SVM, and Wasm using Flux Astromesh.

dApps

EVM dApp

EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) contracts are typically written in Solidity. Here are some resources to learn Solidity and how to build EVM-based dApps:

• Remix IDE
• Solidity Documentation
• Ethereum Developer Docs
• OpenZeppelin Contracts

Once your contract is ready to deploy, check previous guide to deploy and interact with contract intuitively via Astromesh app.

SVM dApp

SVM (Solana Sealevel Virtual Machine) contracts are typically written in Rust using the Anchor or other frameworks. Here are some resources to learn Rust and how to build SVM-based dApps:

• Solana Playground IDE
• Solana Developer Docs
• Anchor Framework Docs
• Rust Programming Language

Once your program is ready to deploy, check previous guide to deploy and interact with contract intuitively via Astromesh app.

Wasm dApp

Wasm (WebAssembly) contracts are typically written in Rust using the CosmWasm framework. Here are some resources to learn Rust and how to build Wasm-based dApps:

• CosmWasm Documentation
• CosmWasm Resources
• Rust Programming Language

Once your contract is ready to deploy, check previous guide to deploy and interact with contract intuitively via Astromesh app.

Clients

To build clients for your Nexus dApps, please check out our SDKs:

• sdk-go for performant clients.
• sdk-ts for web3 applications on browser.

Integrated dApps

See Integrated dApps for details