As a decentralized platform, Ethereum is fantastic. It can execute smart contracts, create tokens, act as a ledger, and more. One of the big problems it has though, is that developers have to go out of their way to find the right libraries to embed it into their app. For those who don’t know, a library is a tool that developers use to help them create apps. First they have to write the app in the programming language(s) they want to use, using the libraries they find the easiest to use, then on top of this, they have to figure out how to use those libraries in a way that their app will allow.
No more.
What developers need is a one-stop shop. Giving developers a platform where they can create nearly any app they want, while having the ability to create smart contracts, create tokens, and transfer funds is absolutely invaluable. The more tools a developer has at their disposal, the quicker they can write their apps, and the less they have to figure out. The easier and familiar the tools they use are, the better.
Hence why RadJav uses Javascript. Javascript is one of the world’s most popular programming languages, nearly every website uses it, and front-end web developers have to know it. With RadJav, these developers can now use their existing knowledge to create desktop applications and games, opening them up to whole new markets.
Lets assume a developer is creating an app that their client will use, that utilizes a smart contract. Additionally lets also assume RadJav Blockchain V2 (XRJV2) has been released, which allows for smart contracts to be created and executed. Lets compare how creating a GUI (Graphical User Interface) app that interacts with a smart contract will be created using the two platforms.
As you can see, there are significantly more steps that goes into creating a GUI app that connects to a smart contract when using Ethereum as compared to when XRJV2 releases. Ultimately, blockchains and smart contracts are to be used by financial institutions, so they will need a GUI app to interact with their smart contract at some point in time. Why use a platform that will require the developer to go through so much more hassle to implement their system?
This is why RadJav is the perfect tool for developers to use. Yes, it’s in its infancy, and has a lot of development time to go, however you can already see how powerful it is, and will be. In order for blockchain technology to become more mainstream, we have to make it as easy to use as possible for developers to work with, and RadJav will do just that.
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