I made this thread For those looking to build in the Lisk ecosystem

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To start building on Lisk, follow these steps:

  1. Access the Documentation:
    Visit the Lisk documentation for comprehensive guides and resources to help you launch, connect, and grow your project on Lisk. The documentation covers everything from setting up your development environment to deploying smart contracts and integrating with the Lisk ecosystem Get started!.

  2. Set Up Your Development Environment:
    You can use familiar Ethereum development tools like Hardhat, Foundry, and Remix, as Lisk is fully EVM-compatible. For example, to create a new smart contract project with Foundry, run:

forge init foundry_app && cd foundry_app

Then, follow the guides to write, compile, and deploy your smart contracts Deploying a smart contract with Foundry.

  1. Connect to the Lisk Network:
    Use the provided RPC endpoints to interact with the Lisk network. For example, you can connect using web3.js:

import { Web3 } from ‘web3’;

const web3 = new Web3(‘https://rpc.api.lisk.com’);

This allows you to read and write data on the Lisk blockchain Interacting with the blockchain via web3.js.

  1. Explore App Integrations and Opportunities:
    Discover live apps and integrations on the Lisk Portal for inspiration. Stay tuned for programs like the App Bounty Quest and other ecosystem incentives Get started!.

  2. Join the Community and Get Support:
    Connect with the Lisk team and other builders on Discord for support, mentorship, and updates on events and opportunities Get started!.

By following these steps and leveraging the available resources, you can efficiently start building and deploying your Web3 applications on Lisk.
Hope this was helpful and if i made a mistake too anyone could make corrections under here.

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Really appreciate you putting this together — it’s exactly the kind of initiative the community needs right now.

Having a centralized space with relevant resources, toolkits, and community support is essential for attracting and retaining developers. Lisk’s tech stack can be a powerful foundation, especially for those looking to build in a JavaScript-native environment, but access to curated guidance like this makes a huge difference.

Would be great to eventually see this thread evolve into a living document or community wiki, where others can contribute tutorials, example dApps, or even offer mentorship. Happy to contribute where I can!

Thanks again for the initiative — this helps bridge the gap between interest and actual development.

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You’re welcome mate
It always good to be dropping this type of information from time to time

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This is great.

Would be nice to periodically update this topic so new members can easily find useful resource for using and building on Lisk.

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Yeah man
Would do for sure!

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