Getting Started with Scrypto: Deploying Your First Smart Contract on the Radix Engine Simulator
This is a technical documentation guide for Radix's Scrypto programming language, specifically the "Hello, World!" introductory section. It walks developers through setting up and running their first Scrypto smart contract using the Radix Engine Simulator. Instead of a traditional console print, the tutorial teaches how to create and hand out a "HelloToken" on a simulated decentralized network. The content focuses on getting existing code working locally rather than writing code from scratch.
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So rather than just printing Hello, World! to a console, we'll hand out a HelloToken!
Scrypto isn't just a typical language – it is specialized for the management of assets on a decentralized network.
By the end, you'll have locally deployed and used your first Scrypto 'smart contract'.
This section focuses on getting existing code working.
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