📄️ Migrate from Testnet-02 to Preview
Learn how to migrate your existing applications running on testnet-02 to the preview environment.
📄️ Create an MN App
Get started using Midnight applications. Set up your wallet, get tokens, and start using privacy-preserving DApps.
📄️ Deploy an MN app
Deploy a compiled Hello World smart contract to Midnight Testnet.
📄️ Create a NextJs wallet connector
Learn how to create a NextJs application that connects to a wallet using the Midnight DApp Connector API.
📄️ Create a React wallet connector
Learn how to create a React application that connects to a wallet using the Midnight DApp Connector API.
📄️ Set up Bun for Midnight development
Set up Bun package manager and the Compact compiler to build smart contracts and applications on the Midnight blockchain.
📄️ Interact with an MN app
Build a command-line interface to interact with a deployed Hello World contract on Midnight Testnet.
📄️ Acquire tokens
In the production Midnight network, to run a DApp you need
📄️ The Compact JavaScript Implementation: run your contracts off-chain
If you’ve written smart contracts before, you’re probably used to languages like Solidity or Rust that compile to on-chain bytecode.
📄️ Set up the Lace wallet
The Lace wallet is a Chrome extension.
📄️ Run the proof server
Midnight uses zero-knowledge (ZK) cryptography to enable shielded
📄️ DApp updatability
Updating code in a decentralized environment is challenging, because producing
📄️ Midnight wallet - developer guide
There are many flavors of wallet software - browser extensions, wallets used in various backend systems, CLI apps, wallets integrated into testing environments, etc. In Midnight, they all need to implement common functionalities, like: