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== How to transition from Ethereum to Nexus ==

If you are someone who has experience developing on Ethereum, EVM compatible or other protocol chains and interested in building on Nexus, before starting down the rabbit hole:

* Nexus has a disparate architecture compared to Ethereum or other protocol / base chains.
* Nexus is a Verification engine, unlike Ethereum which is a Computation engine.
* Nexus will be a pure layer 1 chain solution, we have ingenious solutions designed for scalability
* Nexus is not EVM compatible.
* Nexus is not interoperable with other chains and we have a very good reason for that.
* Nexus is still under heavy development. Refer to the roadmap for more details.

== How to Build on Nexus ==

Nexus does not have a smart-contract programming language similar to Ethereum.

The next major update is called Tritium++, which will bring the full suite of developer tools in three phases called 5.1, 6.0 and 7.0.

As said before being a unique architecture; the options to build on Nexus are as below:

* Nexus has REST API's available today for developers.

* 5.1 will bring in template contracts, operators such as sum, sdev, mean, median, array, etc and Query DSL which is on-chain search with a SQL like syntax

* With 7.0 will bring in Augmented Contracts which can be used with any domain specific language of choice. It will be similar to lower level API.

== INTEGRATED API ==

Today development is made possible with the REST API which is a higher level API. This empowers web developers and even no-code developers to build blockchain applications.

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