Smart Contract
WSCChain is fully compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), which means developers can easily deploy and run smart contracts written in Solidity. This document will guide you through the basics of smart contract development on WSCChain.
Contract Development
Development Environment
To develop smart contracts on WSCChain, you need:
Code editor (such as VSCode, Remix)
Solidity compiler
Web3 development framework (such as Hardhat, Truffle)
WSCChain RPC endpoint
Contract Deployment
You can deploy smart contracts to WSCChain by:
Remix IDE (connected to the JuChain network)
Hardhat or Truffle deployment scripts
Interacting directly with Web3 libraries
Best Practices
When developing smart contracts on WSCChain:
Always thoroughly test your contracts
Follow security best practices
Optimize gas efficiency
Use the latest stable version of Solidity
Implement proper access control
Contract Verification
After deployment, you can verify your contract source code on WSCChain's block explorer to ensure transparency and security.
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