Developers

Cadence is a smart contract programming language specifically designed for managing ownership of digital assets of value, like art, collectibles or cryptocurrencies. In Cadence, digital assets are first-class citizens, making their accidental loss or malicious duplication impossible while providing fine-grained and human-readable access control. It’s a language that is faster to learn, easier to audit, and more productive.

The Flow Client Library (FCL) empowers developers to build blockchain-enabled applications faster than ever, revolutionizing the interaction between frontends, smart contracts and wallets — it’s a new tool for a new generation of builders. Now that FUSD is live on Flow mainnet, FCL is officially the recommended way to build on Flow.

Senior smart contract engineer Josh Hannan shares his insights and knowledge on Cadence, the resource-oriented programming language that powers Flow's blockchain technology.

In this article, we'll explore how to interact with Flow using the Ruby programming language.

Flow Community Lead Daniel Podaru shares a tutorial covering an intro to Flow with Go SDK.

The Flow team is here with a suite of open source developer tools for building on Flow.

Resources are a new way of representing asset ownership directly in the programming language. Flow introduces resource-oriented programming, a new paradigm that pairs linear types with object capabilities to create a secure and declarative model for digital ownership.

Get a preview of building on Flow with the Flow Playground and Cadence.

At the Flow Foundation, we’re committed to building a robust, sustainable, and transparent ecosystem. We believe that Crescendo will be a major unlock for all of the web3 community. Crescendo includes the launch of...