Guide For Developers
Building and Deploying Smart Contracts
Using Umareum Contracts (URC-20):
Umareum uses URC (Umareum Contract) standards instead of ERC (Ethereum Request for Comments). This ensures compatibility with Ethereum standards while maintaining the unique features of Umareum.
Development Tools:
Eth Remix:
Eth Remix is a powerful, open-source tool that allows you to write Solidity contracts straight from the browser.
URL:
https://remix.ethereum.org
Other Platforms:
Similar platforms to Remix, like Truffle or Hardhat, can also be used for development. Ensure they are configured for Umareum Testnet settings.
Deploying a Smart Contract:
Setting up Remix with Umareum Testnet:
Open Remix and go to the "Deploy & Run Transactions" panel.
In the "Environment" dropdown, select "Injected Web3".
Connect your wallet (configured for Umareum Testnet) to Remix.
Contract Deployment:
Write your smart contract in the Remix editor.
Compile the contract using the "Solidity Compiler" tab.
Deploy your contract to the Umareum Testnet using the "Deploy" button.
Verifying the Contract:
After deployment, verify your contract's functionality by interacting with it via Remix.
Use the Umareum Testnet Block Explorer to view your transaction and contract details.
Advices:
Testing on Testnet: Before deploying on the mainnet, thoroughly test your contracts on the Umareum Testnet.
URC Standards: Familiarize yourself with URC standards to ensure optimal compatibility and performance.
Updates and Migration: Stay informed about any network updates or changes that might require contract migration or adjustments.
By using this guide, developers can effectively utilize the Umareum Testnet for smart contract development. Remember, the Umareum environment is designed to foster innovation and experimentation, so we encourage you to explore and create on our platform.
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