# 4.13. Develop smart contracts

Stargram Chain has adopted Solidity, the primary programming language for smart contracts, renowned for its role as the standard in Ethereum's smart contract development and supported by a robust user community. Stargram Chain's adoption of Solidity is part of its commitment to provide a familiar development environment, particularly appealing to Ethereum DApp developers. This approach not only allows for straightforward experimentation within the Stargram Chain but also simplifies the transition of projects from Ethereum to Stargram Chain's network.

Looking to the future, Stargram Chain is intent on expanding its smart contract capabilities by incorporating additional programming languages. This initiative acknowledges the varied preferences of the developer community. The Stargram Chain team is deeply involved in researching and identifying potential programming languages that meet the developers' needs and expectations. This expansion in language support is aimed at increasing accessibility, encouraging innovation, and drawing a wider circle of developers to contribute to the Stargram Chain ecosystem's evolution and growth.

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