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Top Blockchain SDKs on Ethereum

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Infura

InfuraSmall EthereumETH

Scalable Ethereum & IPFS infrastructure provider
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W3box

W3boxSmall EthereumETH

Build and deploy dApps. Includes a wizard that guides through the process of building.
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Tatum

TatumSmall EthereumETHSmall SolanaSOL

The fastest web3 development platform with a framework for 60+ blockchain protocols
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ThirdWeb

ThirdWebSmall EthereumETHSmall SolanaSOL

The all-in-one platform for developers to easily bring their games onto web3
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DappKit

DappKitSmall EthereumETH

A lightweight and highly modular Java and Android library for working with Ethereum
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Kaleido

KaleidoSmall EthereumETH

Next-gen developer experience for building, testing, and running distributed systems.
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Moralis

MoralisSmall EthereumETHSmall SolanaSOL

Your Web3 Platform for Blockchain & Digital Assets
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Alchemy

AlchemySmall EthereumETHSmall SolanaSOL

APIs that bridge the development gap between Web2 and Web3
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What is an Ethereum SDK?

An Ethereum SDK (Software Development Kit) is a comprehensive set of development tools, libraries, and documentation designed specifically for creating applications on the Ethereum blockchain. It simplifies and streamlines the development process, allowing developers to build decentralized applications (DApps) and interact with Ethereum's smart contracts without needing to dive deep into the platform's underlying complexities.

Ethereum SDK's Features

  • Web3 Integration: Many Ethereum SDKs come with support for Web3.js or other Web3 libraries, enabling easy interaction between web applications and the Ethereum blockchain.
  • Smart Contract Tools: The SDK provides utilities for deploying, invoking, and managing smart contracts on Ethereum.
  • Solidity Support: Given that Solidity is Ethereum's primary smart contract language, SDKs often include tools and libraries tailored for Solidity development.
  • Gas Estimation: Some SDKs offer functions to estimate gas costs for transactions, aiding in efficient resource management.
  • Test Environments: Ethereum SDKs may include testing suites like Ganache, which simulate the Ethereum environment, allowing for local testing and debugging.
  • Wallet Integration: SDKs can simplify the process of integrating Ethereum wallets into applications, ensuring secure transaction signing and token management.

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