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Build on Serum
This guide gives an overview on how builders can get involved and build on the Serum ecosystem.
🏗️ How Can We Get Involved?
These guide pages will direct you to developer resources, popular ideas, and tutorials building in the Serum and Solana ecosystems.
🔗 Useful links
- Solana Wormhole - (bidirectional, trustless ERC-20 ⇄ SPL token bridge)
⚗️ Serum
⭐ Popular Resources
Serum Core (Asset Agnostic Order Book)
Anchor
GitHub - project-serum/anchor: ⚓ Solana Sealevel Framework
GitHub
Swap Program
An educational resource and starting point for people who want to write Solana programs to compose with Serum DEX.
- Example on-chain program interacting with the DEX.
- The Swap Program here is not an AMM. The Program is built directly on the Serum orderbook.
GitHub - project-serum/swap-ui: React Component for Swapping on the Serum DEX
GitHub
Host a GUI
Host your own state-of-the-art GUI and earn a portion of the fees!
- An implementation of a UI for the Serum DEX.
- If you are hosting a public UI using this codebase, you can collect referral fees when your users trade through your site.
GitHub - project-serum/serum-dex-ui: Example implementation of a UI for the Serum DEX
GitHub
Permissioned Markets
A permissioned market is a regular Serum market with an additional open orders authority, which must sign every transaction to create an open orders account.
GitHub - project-serum/permissioned-markets-quickstart: Quickstart repo for creating a permissioned market proxy on the Serum DEX
GitHub
📌 Pinned Repositories
Project Serum
GitHub
Client Code
serum-ts/packages/serum at master · project-serum/serum-ts
GitHub
On-chain Code
serum-dex/dex at master · project-serum/serum-dex
GitHub
Starter Repo
Serum quick start repo to setup a local on-chain integration:
- For those who want to build programs that compose with the DEX
- Contains boilerplates for setting up a populated Serum market for local development
GitHub - armaniferrante/serum-quickstart
GitHub
SOL Wallet Adapter
Library to allow Solana dApps to user third party wallets to sign transactions:
GitHub - project-serum/sol-wallet-adapter
GitHub
🌟 What Makes a Great Project?
Usefulness: What do users want? The links above ("How can we contribute?") offer popular ideas users have asked for.
Well-built: Efficacy, intuitiveness, security, and reliability are some of the tell-tale traits of a good project. Check out the list of popularly requested for projects on Serum for reference.
Users: Your userbase will make or break your project, whether it's through word-of-mouth, marketing, partnerships, or other customer acquisition methods.
Building on Serum’s Vision
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