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The Cookbook smart contract marketplace has launched on the Fuse Network blockchain. Fuse developers can now benefit from the diverse smart contracts available via Cookbook.
Developer adoption is a crucial prerequisite for success for any blockchain platform, and Fuse is no exception. The Fuse team has been doing its best to ensure that developers have the tools and components to easily interact with the network and make their transformative vision a reality without implementing all the components from scratch.
Our recent collaboration with Cookbook is another step forward in this direction. It helps decentralized application (dApp) developers by greatly simplifying the creation of smart contracts at the core of dApps.
Cookbook is an open-source smart contract marketplace, a hub for developers looking to find, deploy and contribute Soliditiy language-based smart contracts. Cookbook’s ultimate vision is to catalogue all the major contracts of crypto projects.
The smart contracts available on Cookbook can be deployed on one of the supported chains via the platform’s user interface (UI) or downloaded and modified directly. To start using Cookbook, one needs to connect their wallet and start browsing and deploying. All the contracts one deploys can be tracked via the dashboard.
The smart contracts deployed via Cookbook are fully controlled by the public addresses using which they are handled. Generally, they are free to use unless the creators listed them have chosen to require royalties.
For each of the listed smart contracts, Cookbook does not just provide its code but also information about audits, the contract publisher, royalties, and similar contracts.
The platform has recently added Fuse Network to its support list, including Ethereum, Polygon, Optimism, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Metis, Cronos, Ethereum Classic, Avalanche, Fantom, and Aurora.
With Cookbook having added Fuse support, project teams and developers on Fuse can now select from the rich collection of smart contracts available via Cookbook, deploy them to Fuse Network, and customize them according to the needs of their dApps.
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