Summary

This page closes the guide for EVM developers moving to Chromia by summarizing the main takeaways.

Simplified development

If you know Solidity, picking up Rell should not be difficult. Rell gives you a structured, developer-oriented way to write dapps: its modern syntax and relational data model let you build advanced applications while keeping your code organized and maintainable.

With entities, models, and an intuitive query language, Rell can handle complex applications built on detailed data models. Many Web3 environments differ here: smart contracts there tend to be kept lightweight with minimal models, which can restrict what they are able to do.

On-chain operations

Moving from EVM and Solidity to Chromia also gives you these benefits:

1. Enhanced scalability: Chromia's architecture targets higher transaction throughput, so it fits large-scale dapps.
2. Improved security: Rell's structured design and relational model can reduce the risk of vulnerabilities that commonly appear in smart contract code.
3. Developer experience: Rell's modern syntax and strong query features make development faster and easier to approach.

To read more about Chromia and about migrating from EVM and Solidity, go to chromia.com.

Taken together, these strengths let you build dapps on Chromia that are more sophisticated, easier to maintain, and more scalable than what traditional EVM-based development typically allows.