The Open Network

Main TON monorepo, which includes the code of the node/validator, lite-client, tonlib, FunC compiler, etc. The Open Network (TON) is a fast, secure, scalable blockchain focused on handling millions of transactions per second (TPS) with the goal of reaching hundreds of millions of blockchain users. To learn more about different aspects of TON blockchain and its underlying ecosystem check documentation To run node, validator or lite-server check Participate section To develop decentralised apps check Tutorials, FunC docs and DApp tutorials To work on TON check wallets, explorers, DEXes and utilities To interact with TON check APIs Only emergency updates, urgent updates, or updates that do not affect the main codebase (GitHub workflows / docker images / documentation) are committed directly to this branch. testnet branch - testnet is running on this branch. The branch contains a set of new updates. After testing, the testnet branch is merged into the master branch and then a new set of updates is added to testnet branch. backlog - other branches that are candidates to getting into the testnet branch in the next iteration. Usually, the response to your pull request will indicate which section it falls into. Launch installer and select Desktop development with C++ . After installation, also make sure that cmake is globally available by adding C: Program Files Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 Community Common7 IDE CommonExtensions Microsoft CMake CMake bin to the system PATH (adjust the path per your needs). As a result, you will get fully statically compiled TON windows binaries. As a result, you will get fully statically compiled TON windows binaries. Linux portable binaries are wrapped into AppImages, at the same time MacOS portable binaries are statically linked executables. Linux and MacOS binaries are available for both x86-64 and arm64 architectures. Tests are executed by running ctest in the build directory. See doc/Tests.md for more information.