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Docs: "Coming from Solidity" page #1170
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One idea here could be to port some standard popular contract like ERC-20 to Tact showing the process step by step and explaining the architectural differences between Ethereum and TON blockchains |
A nice write-up by Tal Kol: Six unique aspects of TON Blockchain that will surprise Solidity developers |
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This might be useful as well: ton-community/ton-docs#636 |
Cool, although it's mostly a re-write of Tal Kol's article. Still valuable though! P.S.: Just thought that we should also show how Jettons (tokens) and NFTs differ on TON and Solidity. At least regular ones, without getting too deep into wrapped Jettons, bridges, notorious TON20 inscriptions or other stuff |
what is the status on this? |
@lawrencehui no progress so far, you might want to check some general recommendations here: https://docs.ton.org/develop/smart-contracts/security/secure-programming |
I moved to "Doc: 2025-03" because this is a significant part of the Q1 doc results |
We need a table of contents and a set of sub-issues for this one. |
It should be presented in the form of a tutorial showing how to port a real-world Solidity smart contract to Tact.
This is related to #1130, but for those familiar with how to program for the Ethereum blockchain.
Useful links:
The page should also show there are some analogues of Ethereum/Solidity tools:
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