Development Resources
- Useful tips for building a dApp - This article is helping you to understand how to use connex2 to build a Dapp and also how it interacts between the user, application, and Sync2.
- Sync (Desktop) - Provides seamless experience for users and developers. Which is designed to provide the superior user experiences for VeChain Apps, and serves as the dApp environment to provide unlimited potential for developers and users.
- VeChain Explorer - VeChain Explorer enables you to explore and search transactions, addresses, and other activities taking place on the VeChainThor blockchain
- Insight - A serverless VeChain explorer. It allows you to explore and search for blocks, transactions and accounts.
- Connex - Connex is the standard interface to connect dApps with VeChain blockchain and users. Aiming to help developers building decentralized applications.
- web3 providers connex - Web3.js provider implemented using Connex.js. It makes possible to use web3.js to interact with the VeChain Thor protocol.
- Online IDE - a browser-based compiler and IDE that enables users to build contracts with Solidity language and to debug transactions.
- Fee Delegation as a Service (DaaS) - an infrastructure-level module that provides a framework for setting up a fee-delegation service based on the VIP-191 protocol.
- Hardhat VeChain Thor plugin - Hardhat-thor allows to deploy and interact with contracts through hardhat with VeChain
- Testnet faucet - Provides VET and VTHO on testnet freely. It is designed to help developers test applications as well as provide users an alternative to experience dApps on the VeChainThor blockchain
- App-hub - a platform that allow you to submit your awesome app and discovery by people around the world.
- Picasso - General purpose deterministic identity icon library in svg format, mostly for VeChain thor addresses.
- Energy Station(Testnet Only) - A demo allows you to exchange energy(VeThor) and VET on VeChain Thor blockchain.
Public nodes allow you to test all the features without setting up your own node. Below are the available nodes for development and testing.
- Mainnet:
- Testnet:
Note
- 1.The public nodes are not designed for the production environment, and VeChain Foundation does not guarantee the reliability and availability.
- 2.VeBlocks Public Nodes is a community project to support all developers and allow them everywhere-access to the blockchain, without the need to have a full node with them. For more information, please visit VeBlocks Public Nodes
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