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Solang is a Hyperledger Labs project that is a new Solidity compiler written in rust which uses llvm as the compiler backend. Solang can compile Solidity for Solana, Substrate, and ewasm. Solang is source compatible with Solidity 0.7, with some caveats due to differences in the underlying blockchain.

You are welcome to get involved!

Hyperledger, as part of the  Linux Foundation, is an open source community and anyone who is interested is welcome to use the code, talk to others in the community and make contributions to this project.

Some useful links to get you started:

Let us make your contribution journey easier.

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The above pathway would help you to deploy a DLT/Blockchain network on a chosen cloud infrastructure using BAF.

Now that you have used it , you can have a look at a list of 

Good First Issues

Take a look at "Good First Issues" and start contributing. We will be excited to see you contribute !!!!

Good First Issues

Take a look at the good first issues below or on our in our Github issue tracker.  If there is an issue you are interested in, simply comment on it so that a Maintainer can assign you to that task.

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How to Get Involved

This is an open source project and anyone is welcome to get involved and we will be happy to see you contribute.

1) Read our Contribution guideCheck out our Discord chat

2. Take a look at the Solang documentation

2) Look through our Good First Issue list below

3) Choose an issue that you want to pick and comment on it so that a Maintainer can assign you to that task

4) Follow the Pull Request process and raise a PR

5) The code will be reviewed by our Maintainers and merged

Have any questions?

If you have any questions about using or contributing to the project, join our chat channel.  Feel free to introduce yourself and ask your questions at:

New to Hyperledger?  You'll need a Linux Foundation ID (LFID) to edit our wiki pages and chat on Hyperledger channels Here's how to get your LFID.

Do you want to use BAF for clients ? Would you like to collaborate on the roadmap, architecture, automation or documentation to make it better, more useful ?

We will be excited to take your interest forward . Follow the Contact Us to connect with the current Maintainers of the project.