MoveToMoac

MOAC developed based on the Ethereum project. It also implements a javascript runtime environment (JSRE) that can be used in either interactive (console) or non-interactive (script) mode. It supports Dapp development through its own chain3 JavaScript API, just like web3.js on Ethereum.

If you want to develop Dapp on MOAC, you should use Solidity. MOAC supports the deployment of smart contracts through Remix, wallet.moac.io and For a Dapp that wants to move to MOAC from Ethereum, please follow these steps:

1. Deploy the smart contract:

   • Remix, a browser compiler for Solidity.
   • wallet.moac.io, a browser Dapp connect with local nodes to deploy contracts.

   • Node.Js Solidity compiler, a JavaScript bindings for the Solidity compiler.

     You can check the two examples in our wiki page:

     ERC20

     ERC721

1. Interact with the smart contract:

   • chain3, developed based on web3.js 0.2.x, is the JavaScript library supported by MOAC.
   • web3.js, only the functions listed in chain3 are workable, such as web3, eth, admin.
   • web3.js, only the functions listed in chain3 are workable, such as web3, eth, admin.

Solidity

• Solidity: a smart contract programming language sharing similarities with Javascript and C++
• Solidity Glossary
• Solidity Features
• Solidity Collections
• Solidity Cheat-sheet

Miscellaneous resources and info

• Safety
• Ethereum ÐApp Developer Resources
• Ethereum JavaScript API
• Ethereum JSON RPC API
• Standardized Contract APIs
• Ethereum development tutorial
• ÐApp using Meteor
• Dapp Insight: dapp statistics