Build with Peace of Mind!

Energi blockchain is the safest EVM-compatible blockchain in the world to build and deploy your applications. Whether you are a newcomer or a pro to the world of blockchain, we have the platform you need!

Build, deploy and run high performance web3 applications using IDEs you are already familiar with. View Energi as a live sandbox environment, where you can build in production, and deploy your applications much faster without worrying about obscure bugs which could lead to catastrophic losses (an ever-present concern on other blockchains and the cause of many project failures today). Energi is the only major EVM-compatible blockchain that has thwarted all attempts at theft or hacks for three years and counting! We recommend building on Energi first, then deploying your applications on other EVM-compatible blockchains.

Developer Resources

Review the documentation and reference materials to get started

Seamlessly Port Your Decentralized Applications

Energi is EVM compatible. Porting your existing DApps from Ethereum or other protocols is simple and seamless. Change a few deployment parameters and push the Dapp to the Energi blockchain, and you are off to the races. You get more tools, more flexibility, and a faster network. Your development cost will be a fraction of what it is on Ethereum.

Launchpad for Next-Gen Decentralized Projects

Energi is embarking on partnering with small and large development outfits to grow the ecosystem. We want you to launch your DApp on Energi and sleep at night without worrying if your assets will be there when you wake up. Our distributed governance allows us to protect your tokens, your NFTs, your sanity while it is on the Energi chain. We encourage you to build and run what you can imagine.

SET UP YOUR LOCAL DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT

To start coding, choose your stack. We recommend Hardhat or Truffle. There are other frameworks available.

Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

Building a full-fledged DApp requires different pieces of technology. An integrated development environment (IDE) is a software application that provides comprehensive facilities for software development. An IDE normally consists of at least a source-code editor, build automation tools, and a debugger. These can be used independently or with tools like Microsoft Visual Studio Code (VS Code).

Frameworks

You can import different frameworks into the IDEs to add features and plugins to add out-of-the box functionalities like:

Features to spin up a local blockchain instance.
Utilities to compile and test your smart contracts.
Client development add-ons to build your user-facing application within the same project/repository.
Decentralized app distribution – integrations with storage options like IPFS.