Tron [TRX] executive on Tron Accelerator’s recent developments and plans to drive adoption

After Tron’s Justin Sun announced the Tron Accelerator competition, developers have been constantly upping their game in a bid to win the much-awaited bout. In a recent interview with CodeXpert, Tron Foundation’s executive Tom Mao informed about the plans they have made to drive adoption and solving scalability issues with Ethereum [ETH] and Bitcoin [BTC].

BTC and ETH have a proven working system, giving rise to energy inefficiency and a centralized mining corporation. Mao said that Tron is different from the two large coins and especially, from ETH. Tron uses a unique delegated proof-of-system and the TRX holders “have the right to vote for Super Representatives who they feel the best help with the Tron ecosystem and widespread adoption of TRX”.

According to Mao, this helps “democratize and decentralize the power”. Mao also added:

“There’s a process to apply to be a Super Representative Candidate (SRC) and the role of a Super Representative (SR) is to produce blocks for the Tron network. But what they really do is they’re trying to help spread widespread adoption of  TRX. Make people aware of Tron and TRX. And then also hopefully sponsor projects that create DApps in which TRX is used and adopted.”

Mao informed that the top-27 Super Representative Candidates will become Super Representatives, while the elections will be held every six hours. He also talked about recent developments, calling them exciting, and mentioned four of the major tools for developers. These four tools were introduced a while back by Tron.

These tools are Tronbox, Tronstudio, Trongrid, and Tronweb, as reported by Dailyhodl. Tronbox is a framework for integrating with the network and create DApps. On the other hand, Tronstudios is an Integrated Development Environment [IDE] for testing, compiling and deploying smart contracts.

Trongrid, another tool, is a load balancer API service to access Tron blockchain. While Tronweb is an extensive library of API calls like HTTP, JavaScript as well as PHP and Python.

In the interview, Mao requested developers to migrate their DApps from Ethereum to Tron, just like Tron’s founder Justin Sun.