# Writing Smart Contracts

- [RUST Contracts](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/rust-contracts.md)
- [Phron smart contracts basics](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/rust-contracts/phron-smart-contracts-basics.md): Join us on the Phron Testnet to explore smart contract functionalities—this guide will walk you through setting up, deploying, testing, and accessing tools to build secure and scalable dApps.
- [Setting up a Testnet account](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/rust-contracts/phron-smart-contracts-basics/setting-up-a-testnet-account.md): All you need to know about navigating the Testnet can be found here as we go over the two crucial components necessary to take advantage of this test environment.
- [Installing required tools](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/rust-contracts/phron-smart-contracts-basics/installing-required-tools.md): Before running your first smart contract on Phron, you will first need to prepare your computer for development in Rust and ink!. Here's a handy guide to get you started.
- [Creating your first contract](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/rust-contracts/phron-smart-contracts-basics/creating-your-first-contract.md): As now your machine is ready for development, it's time we build our first smart contract. The example contract we are going to develop in this tutorial is a simplified version of the ERC20 token.
- [Deploying your contract to Phron Testnet](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/rust-contracts/phron-smart-contracts-basics/deploying-your-contract-to-phron-testnet.md): In this tutorial, we will go over the some of the ways of interacting with the smart contract environments on the Phron blockchain.
- [Extending your contract](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/rust-contracts/phron-smart-contracts-basics/extending-your-contract.md): Here you will find a collection of "how to" on various topics related to writing smart contracts in ink!
- [Cross contract calls](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/rust-contracts/cross-contract-calls.md): This section covers the more advanced topic of calling another contract from your code.
- [Using references](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/rust-contracts/cross-contract-calls/using-references.md): The Bulletin Board example uses a reference to the HighlightedPosts contract to delete highlights. In this section, we will take a look at three basic building blocks of cross-contract calls.
- [Using dynamic calls](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/rust-contracts/cross-contract-calls/using-dynamic-calls.md): If you find yourself needing more expressive power than the references have to offer, you can use the dynamically constructed calls.
- [Solidity Contracts](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts.md)
- [Phron API](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts/phron-api.md)
- [Get Started with Smart Contracts](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts/phron-api/get-started-with-smart-contracts.md)
- [Using GPT-4 to Write and Debug Solidity Smart Contracts](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts/phron-api/get-started-with-smart-contracts/using-gpt-4-to-write-and-debug-solidity-smart-contracts.md)
- [How to Build a DApp: Complete DApp Architecture](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts/phron-api/get-started-with-smart-contracts/how-to-build-a-dapp-complete-dapp-architecture.md)
- [Using Foundry Start to End with Phron](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts/phron-api/get-started-with-smart-contracts/using-foundry-start-to-end-with-phron.md)
- [Hardhat Developer Workflow](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts/phron-api/get-started-with-smart-contracts/hardhat-developer-workflow.md)
- [Smart Contracts: WASM vs Solidity](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts/phron-api/get-started-with-smart-contracts/smart-contracts-wasm-vs-solidity.md)
- [Phron Toolkit](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts/phron-toolkit.md)
- [Libraries](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts/phron-toolkit/libraries.md)
- [viem](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts/phron-toolkit/libraries/viem.md)
- [Dev Environments](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts/phron-toolkit/dev-environments.md)
- [Verify Contracts](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts/phron-toolkit/verify-contracts.md)
- [JSON-RPC APIs](https://docs.phron.ai/developers/copy/smart-contracts/writing-smart-contracts/solidity-contracts/phron-toolkit/json-rpc-apis.md)


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