Flow and Ethereum are often compared to each other, but while both have their strengths, in many ways is the clear superior choice for developers.
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One reason is the programming language it uses: Cadence. Unlike Solidity, Cadence is resource-oriented and designed for secure and scalable decentralized applications, w/ a robust static language and making it easier to enforce behaviors and interfaces in smart contracts.
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Flow is also way more scalable than Ethereum thanks to its multi-node architecture, which means it's a better choice for developers who want to build applications that can handle a high volume of users and transactions and be mainstream. Many figure out that issue way too late.
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And let's not forget about security. Flow uses a capability-focused security model that gives smart contracts specific permissions. Makes it harder for attackers to exploit vulnerabilities. Dapps built on Flow are more secure, scalable, and less susceptible to hacks.
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It's years ahead, but many haven't realized that yet - we have yet to unveil the full story in a way that makes it obvious that the value being built is inherently strong. If you're a dev looking to build the next generation of dapps, go with Flow.
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It has proven that it can handle very interesting use cases at volume, with success stories like and many more (check out too!)
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This guide developers.flow.com/tools/fcl-js/t takes you through building a dapp IN MINUTES w/ Cadence and React + wallet.
The Flow Client Library makes it easy to build with JS developers.flow.com/tools/fcl-js
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Also, if you're looking for simpler ways to build dapps, with ready to go APIs for marketplaces, minting, and other use cases on Flow, make sure to check out
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