Added developer tools & language guide #63
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WalkthroughA new section has been appended to an HTML documentation page, outlining the programming languages and tools relevant for building on Morph. This section highlights key languages, frameworks, and toolchains, emphasizes EVM compatibility, and provides a link to a Morph Starter Kit for quick onboarding. Changes
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| ## 🧠 What Programming Languages Do You Need? | ||
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| To build on Morph, you'll mainly use: | ||
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| - **Solidity** – for writing smart contracts compatible with Ethereum and Morph. | ||
| - **TypeScript / JavaScript** – for frontend integrations, SDK usage, and dApp interfaces. | ||
| - **React** (optional but recommended) – for building modern UI with Morph’s components. | ||
| - **Hardhat or Foundry** – for compiling, testing, and deploying smart contracts. | ||
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| Morph is EVM-compatible, meaning any tooling and language used in the Ethereum ecosystem will generally work with minimal changes. | ||
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| > 🚀 You can get started even faster with our [Morph Starter Kit](#). |
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Move content into the source markdown and use proper HTML tags
The PR edits the generated HTML with raw Markdown syntax (##, -, >), which won’t render correctly and will be overwritten on rebuild. Please migrate these additions into the documentation source (e.g., docs/how-morph-works/intro.md) and wrap them with valid HTML/MD:
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+ ## 🧠 What Programming Languages Do You Need?
+ To build on Morph, you'll mainly use:
+ - **Solidity** – for writing smart contracts compatible with Ethereum and Morph.
+ - **TypeScript / JavaScript** – for frontend integrations, SDK usage, and dApp interfaces.
+ - **React** (optional but recommended) – for building modern UI with Morph’s components.
+ - **Hardhat or Foundry** – for compiling, testing, and deploying smart contracts.
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+ Morph is EVM-compatible, meaning any tooling and language used in the Ethereum ecosystem will generally work with minimal changes.
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+ > 🚀 You can get started even faster with our [Morph Starter Kit](#).Once merged, rebuild the site to update the HTML.
Move content into the source markdown and use proper HTML tags
The PR edits the generated HTML with raw Markdown syntax (##, -, >), which won’t render correctly and will be overwritten on rebuild. Please migrate these additions into the documentation source (e.g., docs/how-morph-works/intro.md) and wrap them with valid HTML/MD:
@@ docs/how-morph-works/intro.md
+ ## 🧠 What Programming Languages Do You Need?
+ To build on Morph, you'll mainly use:
+ - **Solidity** – for writing smart contracts compatible with Ethereum and Morph.
+ - **TypeScript / JavaScript** – for frontend integrations, SDK usage, and dApp interfaces.
+ - **React** (optional but recommended) – for building modern UI with Morph’s components.
+ - **Hardhat or Foundry** – for compiling, testing, and deploying smart contracts.
+
+ Morph is EVM-compatible, meaning any tooling and language used in the Ethereum ecosystem will generally work with minimal changes.
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+ > 🚀 You can get started even faster with our [Morph Starter Kit](#).Once merged, rebuild the site to update the HTML.
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| ## 🧠 What Programming Languages Do You Need? | |
| To build on Morph, you'll mainly use: | |
| - **Solidity** – for writing smart contracts compatible with Ethereum and Morph. | |
| - **TypeScript / JavaScript** – for frontend integrations, SDK usage, and dApp interfaces. | |
| - **React** (optional but recommended) – for building modern UI with Morph’s components. | |
| - **Hardhat or Foundry** – for compiling, testing, and deploying smart contracts. | |
| Morph is EVM-compatible, meaning any tooling and language used in the Ethereum ecosystem will generally work with minimal changes. | |
| > 🚀 You can get started even faster with our [Morph Starter Kit](#). | |
| ## 🧠 What Programming Languages Do You Need? | |
| To build on Morph, you'll mainly use: | |
| - **Solidity** – for writing smart contracts compatible with Ethereum and Morph. | |
| - **TypeScript / JavaScript** – for frontend integrations, SDK usage, and dApp interfaces. | |
| - **React** (optional but recommended) – for building modern UI with Morph’s components. | |
| - **Hardhat or Foundry** – for compiling, testing, and deploying smart contracts. | |
| Morph is EVM-compatible, meaning any tooling and language used in the Ethereum ecosystem will generally work with minimal changes. | |
| > 🚀 You can get started even faster with our [Morph Starter Kit](#). |
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docs/build-on-morph/0-developer-navigation-page.md
What I added:
A new section listing the programming languages and tools required to build on Morph, including Solidity, JavaScript/TypeScript, Hardhat, and Foundry. This is meant to help new developers onboard faster.
Thanks 🙏