A Frontend for the Dutch Auction - Dropping the Legacy Solana Stack
The piggy bank frontend used the standard Solana web stack: `@solana/web3.js` v1, `@solana/wallet-adapter-react`, and the Anchor TypeScript client....
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The piggy bank frontend used the standard Solana web stack: `@solana/web3.js` v1, `@solana/wallet-adapter-react`, and the Anchor TypeScript client....
The piggy bank post covered the Anchor program — lock SOL, enforce a time constraint, unlock after expiration. But a program without a frontend is ...
After building a hello world, a price oracle, and a piggy bank, this exercise introduces the two concepts the piggy bank post promised: PDAs (Progr...
After building a hello world and a price oracle, this exercise brings together several Solana concepts: time-based logic, SOL transfers via CPI, di...
After building a Hello World program, the next step is managing real state on-chain. A price oracle is a great exercise for this: it needs to creat...
After spending years building web applications with Rails, I decided to go deeper into Solana development. Not just using wallets and tokens — actu...
Now that the Wallet App has implemented the basic operations to: - Create Accounts - Get Balances - Receive SOL - Send SOL - Request an Airdrop I...
I've been learning and building with Web3 for almost one month and I have to say that it's mind blowing and more having a background working with T...
These days I've been reading and learning about how other Wallet Apps generate the accounts. I noticed that there is something called Derivation P...
As a developer I've been interested in the Blockchain space for long time and although a few years ago I started to learn Solidity for fun I didn't...