Decentralized apps are computer programs with backend code that operates on a distributed blockchain system. dApps provide a variety of functions, ranging from financial utilities to games. dApps are often open-source and interoperable, giving authors a great deal of freedom. dApps are deterministic because they use smart contracts to manage their logic and execute the same operations in different situations. Developers are drawn to dApps for a variety of reasons, including the security and anonymity provided by encryption, the ability to evade censorship, and the use of a market with no downtime. dApps, like traditional apps, use front-end code written in a standard programming language. Changeable interfaces are also available in dApps, which may be self-built or updated using a third-party interface.
