Overview

The Reactive Network is an EVM-compatible execution layer that allows developers to create dApps using reactive contracts. These contracts differ from traditional smart contracts by using inversion-of-control for the transaction lifecycle, driven by data flows across blockchains rather than user input.

Reactive contracts receive event logs from various chains, executing Solidity logic based on these events instead of user transactions. They can independently determine the need to transmit data to destination chains, enabling conditional state changes. The Reactive Network offers fast and cost-effective computation through a proprietary parallelized EVM implementation.

Step 1 — Reactive Basics

Origins & Destinations → Check on Reactive's origins and destinations, along with their Callback Proxy addresses.

Reactive Contracts → Understand the core concept of reactive contracts.

ReactVM → Learn about ReactVM and its purpose.

Economy → Explore the Reactive Network's economy and callback payment mechanism.

Step 2 — Reactive Essentials

Reactive Library → Implement abstract contracts and interfaces in your project.

Events & Callbacks → Read up on how to work with events and callbacks in reactive contracts.

Subscriptions → Set up and manage subscriptions.

Reactive Kopli Testnet → Connect to Reactive Kopli Testnet and get REACT tokens.

RNK RPC Methods → Key RPC methods for the Reactive Network's Geth version.

Step 3 — Reactive Building

Reactive Demos → Hands-on demonstrations for the Reactive Network.

Reactive Demos on GitHub → Clone the GitHub project and start building.

Extra

Reactscan → Learn to navigate the Reactive block explorer.

Reactive Education → Begin a Reactive Tech education course.

FAQ → Find answers to common questions.

Contacts → Reach out via socials for technical or trading inquiries.