Reactivity and Inversion of Control: Key Concepts of Reactive Smart Contracts
In this article, we discussed the basics of Reactive Smart Contracts (RSCs), what they are, and why we need them.
In this article, we discussed the basics of Reactive Smart Contracts (RSCs), what they are, and why we need them.
In this article, we’ll cover the key details of the hackathon, including its goals, tracks, and bounties, making this your one-stop reference for all things Reactive Hackathon.
The third part focuses on three more reactive use cases that resolve the problems of tomorrow: Automated Insurance Payouts, IoT Payouts, and Automated Funds Distribution.
In the first article of our Reactive use case series, we discussed Cross-Chain Oracle, Automated Token Buyback and Burn, and Automated One-Step Swap. In case you missed it, feel free to review the first part to brush up on details. The second part explores another three Reactive use cases that
In this series of articles, we explore nine use cases for blockchain interoperability and reactivity.
We are excited to announce the upcoming launch of the REACT token, the native utility token for the Reactive Network, which will play a central role in our ecosystem. This announcement also includes important details regarding the 1:1 token swap from PRQ to REACT, so be sure to read
We are excited to invite you to the Reactive Hackathon, a unique opportunity for blockchain developers, innovators, and enthusiasts to explore and harness the power of Reactive Network’s technology. Participants are invited to create decentralized applications using Reactive Smart Contracts on the Reactive Network. Why You Can’t Miss
Reactive Network introduces groundbreaking technology that empowers decentralized applications (DApps) to become fully autonomous and self-adapting, addressing the limitations of traditional blockchain systems by keeping all operations securely on-chain.
EVM events are a powerful feature for smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain, enabling efficient communication and interaction with the external world.
The Reactive Bounty Program highlighted the ease and innovation of Reactive Smart Contracts, resulting in successful implementations and valuable community feedback.
This article elaborates on how RSCs implement an automated one-step swap, transforming the way users interact with DEXes.
This article delves deeper into the concept of oracles, setting the stage for a clearer comprehension of the upcoming use case we'll explore.
This article provides deeper insight into robust and flexible framework that Uniswap provides to the DeFi ecosystem.
This article will help you write and deploy your first smart contract directly from your browser using Remix IDE.
We are thrilled to announce that Reactive's Unicornization campaign has entered an exciting new phase! As part of our ongoing commitment to fostering innovation and supporting the development community, we are now offering developer bounties. This is an excellent opportunity for developers to showcase their skills, contribute to
Uniswap's introduction of hooks in version 4 (V4) marked a significant evolution in the flexibility and capability of DeFi protocols. Hooks in Uniswap V4 enable direct interaction and manipulation of transactions within the protocol itself, offering unprecedented control and customization. However, for platforms and developers working with Uniswap
Reactive Network is excited to share the launch of its open testnet, a groundbreaking development poised to transform the blockchain application landscape through the innovative use of Inversion of Control (IoC). This release not only debuts the world's first blockchain network that leverages IoC for coding but also
Unicornization 2.0 — Giving innovators the chance to create the next generation of smart contracts
Introduction to Reactive Smart Contracts (RSCs)