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<DeveloperResources />
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## **Stellar docs pathfinding**
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### Asset issuers
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| Stellar assets |||
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|[Asset and token intro](/docs/tokens)| Learn about the difference between assets issued on Stellar and contract tokens | Learn |
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|[Data availability overview](/docs/data)| Learn about the different mechanisms for data availability on Stellar | Learn |
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|[Asset design considerations](/docs/tokens/control-asset-access)| Learn about certain considerations (e.g., flags, asset naming, etc.) that are important when issuing an asset | Learn |
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|[Stellar Asset Contract (SAC)](/docs/tokens/stellar-asset-contract)| Learn about interacting with assets issued on Stellar in smart contracts | Learn |
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|[Quickstart script](/docs/tokens/quickstart)| Issue an asset on the Stellar network in a single transaction | Guide |
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|[Deploy an SAC](/docs/tokens/stellar-asset-contract)| Deploy a Stellar Asset Contract with the Stellar CLI | Guide |
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|[Asset and token intro](/docs/tokens)| Learn about the difference between assets issued on Stellar and contract tokens | Learn |
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|[Data availability overview](/docs/data)| Learn about the different mechanisms for data availability on Stellar | Learn |
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|[Token interface (SEP-41)](/docs/tokens/token-interface)| Learn about the common interface for smart contract tokens on Stellar | Learn |
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|[Token example contract](/docs/build/smart-contracts/example-contracts/tokens)| Demonstrates how to write a token contract that implements the Token Interface | Example |
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|[Manage contracts](/docs/build/guides/cli/contract-lifecycle)| Use the Stellar CLI to manage smart contracts | Guide |
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|[Stellar CLI](/docs/build/guides/cli)| The command line interface to Stellar smart contracts | Tool |
|[Stellar smart contracts overview](/docs/build/smart-contracts/overview)| Learn the essentials about writing smart contracts on Stellar | Learn |
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|[Migrating from EVM networks](/docs/learn/migrate)| Stellar is not an EVM network, learn about how Stellar differs from EVM networks in this section | Learn |
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|[Storage types](/docs/learn/fundamentals/contract-development/storage/state-archival#contract-data-type-descriptions)| There are three different storage types for smart contract data, learn about them in this section | Learn |
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|[Getting started guide](/docs/build/smart-contracts/getting-started)| The go-to guide for getting setup to write smart contracts on Stellar | Guide |
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|[Example contracts](/docs/build/smart-contracts/example-contracts)| These contracts are good starting points for understanding best practices and writing your own contracts on Stellar | Guide |
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|[General contract guides](/docs/build/guides/conventions)| Various guides that highlight the norms seen in contract development | Guide |
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|[Stellar CLI](/docs/build/guides/cli)| The command line interface to Stellar smart contracts | Tool |
|[Trustlines](/docs/learn/fundamentals/stellar-data-structures/accounts#trustlines)| Trustlines are unique to Stellar and are an explicit opt-in for an account to hold and trade a particular asset | Learn |
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|[Upgrading contracts](/docs/build/guides/conventions/upgrading-contracts)| You don’t need a proxy pattern to upgrade a contract (like in EVM), you can upgrade the Wasm bytecode directly without changing the address | Guide |
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|[Anchor overview](/docs/learn/fundamentals/anchors)| Stellar ramps are called "anchors", learn about them in this overview section | Learn |
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|[SEP-6 and SEP-24](/docs/learn/fundamentals/anchors#using-sep-6-programmatic-deposit-and-withdrawal-versus-sep-24-hosted-deposit-and-withdrawal)| You can set up an anchor using SEP-6 or SEP-24, learn about the differences in this section | Learn |
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|[Anchor Platform](/platforms/anchor-platform)| Set up an anchor using the SDF-maintained Anchor Platform | Tutorial |
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|[Use a third-party Horizon provider](/docs/data/apis/api-providers)| We recommend anchors use a third-party Horizon provider, but they can also set up their own | Data |
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|[Demo wallet](/docs/tools/developer-tools/anchor-tools#demo-wallet)| An application for interactively testing anchor services. Lets financial application developers test their integrations and learn how Stellar ecosystem protocols (SEPs) work | Tool |
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|[Anchor test suite](/docs/tools/developer-tools/anchor-tools#anchor-test-suite)| A test suite for validating SEP6, SEP24, SEP31 transfer servers | Tool |
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|[Application design considerations](/docs/build/apps/application-design-considerations)| Various concepts to consider when building a wallet, such as custody models, security, and more | Learn |
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|[Fees](/docs/learn/fundamentals/fees-resource-limits-metering#inclusion-fee)| Learn about how fees work on the Stellar network and decide how you'd like to handle user fees | Learn |
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|[Operations & transactions](/docs/learn/fundamentals/transactions)| Wallets build and submit transactions, learn about about how operations and transactions work here | Learn |
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|[Signatures & multisig](/docs/learn/fundamentals/transactions/signatures-multisig)| Signatures are authorization for transactions on the Stellar network, learn about them here | Learn |
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|[Anchor overview](/docs/learn/fundamentals/anchors)| Wallets may want to connect to financial rails via anchors (on- and off-ramps), learn about them here | Learn |
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|[Wallet SDK](/docs/category/build-a-wallet-with-the-wallet-sdk)| Learn to build a wallet with the Wallet SDK in Kotlin, Flutter, Swift or TypeScript | Tutorial |
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|[Horizon introduction](/docs/data/apis/horizon)| Access network data using the Horizon REST API | Data |
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| Preface | Start by viewing the [smart contract wayfinding section](#smart-contract-developers)||
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|[Transaction simulation](/docs/learn/fundamentals/contract-development/contract-interactions/transaction-simulation)| A process that allows developers to test the outcome of a transaction without actually executing it, helping to ensure accuracy and prevent errors | Learn |
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|[Dapp how-to guides](/docs/build/guides/dapps)| Explore the various guides relating to dapp development | Guide |
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|[Stellar Wallets Kit](https://stellarwalletskit.dev/)| A kit to handle all Stellar Wallets at once with a simple API and without caring about individual configurations for each one of them | Tool |
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|[Stellar JS SDK](https://stellar.github.io/js-stellar-sdk/)| Communicate with a Horizon server and Soroban RPC | Data |
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|[RPC introduction](/docs/data/apis/rpc)| Access network data using the RPC | Data |
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|[List of operations](/docs/learn/fundamentals/transactions/list-of-operations)| Learn how operations function on the Stellar network, notably `CreateAccount`, `Payment`, and `ChangeTrust`| Learn |
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|[Trustlines](/docs/learn/fundamentals/stellar-data-structures/accounts#trustlines)| Trustlines are unique to Stellar and are an explicit opt-in for an account to hold and trade a particular asset | Learn |
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|[SDKs](/docs/tools/sdks)| Used to connect to Horizon or RPC, as well as construct and parse transactions | Tool |
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|[Run your own RPC](/docs/data/apis/rpc/admin-guide)| Exchanges typically run their own RPC or Horizon to maintain greater control over data integrity, performance, and security | Data |
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|[Run your own Horizon](/docs/data/apis/horizon/admin-guide)| Exchanges typically run their own RPC or Horizon to maintain greater control over data integrity, performance, and security | Data |
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|[Hardware requirements](/docs/data/apis/horizon/admin-guide/prerequisites#hardware-requirements)| The recommended hardware requirements for users looking to set up a Horizon instance | Learn |
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|[Admin guide](/docs/data/apis/horizon/admin-guide)| A comprehensive set of guides that will teach you how to administer a production Horizon instance | Tutorial |
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|[API reference](/docs/data/apis/horizon/api-reference)| Detailed documentation that provides information about the API endpoints, methods, parameters, and responses | Guide |
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|[SDK library](/docs/tools/sdks)| Use the various SDKs to simplify the Horizon setup process by using pre-built tools and libraries that make it easier to configure, manage, and connect to the network | Tool |
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|[Ecosystem providers](/docs/data/apis/api-providers)| Create a PR in the docs to list your available Horizon service on this page | Tool |
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|[Hardware requirements](/docs/data/apis/rpc/admin-guide#hardware-requirements)| The recommended hardware requirements for users looking to set up an RPC node | Learn |
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|[SDK library](/docs/tools/sdks)| Use the various SDKs to simplify the RPC setup process by using pre-built tools and libraries that make it easier to configure, manage, and connect to the network | Tool |
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|[Connecting to Hubble](/docs/data/analytics/hubble/developer-guide/connecting-to-bigquery)| Connect to Hubble using one of three methods: BigQuery UI, BigQuery SDK, or Looker Studio | Learn |
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|[Data catalog](/docs/data/analytics/hubble/data-catalog)| View all Hubble data catalog information. | Learn |
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|[Developer guide](/docs/data/analytics/hubble/developer-guide)| A comprehensive guide that will teach you how to extract and ingest Stellar Network Data and run your own Hubble analytics platform | Tutorial |
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|[Analyst guide](/docs/data/analytics/hubble/analyst-guide)| A comprehensive guide that will teach you how to use Hubble for data analysis | Tutorial |
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|[End-to-end example](/docs/data/analytics/hubble/analyst-guide/creating-visualizations)| A guide that will walk you through an end-to-end analysis use case with Hubble and Google Looker Studio | Example |
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|[Analytics Providers](/docs/data/analytics/analytics-providers)| A list of data analytics providers that use Hubble to provide a complete historical record of Pubnet data on the Stellar network | Tool |
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