📡 You don’t need to code to build ⚫️ In yesterday’s post, we argued that TON is still being carried b

📡 You don’t need to code to build

⚫️ In yesterday’s post, we argued that TON is still being carried by the small group of people who keep building despite the state of the ecosystem. But what can regular users do if they still care about TON, but do not write smart contracts?

⚫️ We asked this on X, and most replies came down to the same idea: you can still contribute even if you are not a developer. Write posts, threads, and guides. Make videos. Share analysis. Explain complicated things in simple terms. And these days, building something basic does not always require deep coding skills: an AI agent and tools like Acton may already be enough to put together a simple smart contract.

⚫️ Some people also brought up memecoins. That may not sound very serious, but in other ecosystems, they often become a major source of activity. On Solana, for example, a lot of attention comes from new token launches. TON has similar attempts too, but without a strong community behind them, it is much harder for those projects to reach people outside the ecosystem.

⚫️ Developers in the replies also made a simple point: if you cannot write code, give feedback. If a product is confusing, inconvenient, or broken, say so. For small teams, that kind of feedback is especially valuable.

⚫️ And yes, keep telling your friends about crypto, blockchain, and especially TON. And if anyone reading this happens to know Pavel Durov personally, maybe remind him about the network too. We have been waiting for the next step of MTONGA for a while now.

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