Solana Transactions Aren't API Calls .. So what are they?
As a backend developer, I came into Solana thinking transactions were basically API requests. You send some data, the network processes it, and you ge…
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As a backend developer, I came into Solana thinking transactions were basically API requests. You send some data, the network processes it, and you ge…
Before this week, NFTs on Solana weren't new to me. I've previously worked with Programmable NFTs ( pNFTs ) and even built projects that integrate the…
As a backend developer comfortable with Python, databases, and standard web servers, jumping into Web3 felt like entering an entirely different univer…
Solana as a Giant Database Think of Solana as a massive, globally distributed database where every piece of data lives in its own record called an acc…
Why Exploration Beats Documentation You can read about Solana's architecture for hours. Or you can spend 20 minutes on Solana Explorer and see it. Thi…
If you are a Web2 developer dipping your toes into Web3 , the word " account " probably conjures up images of user profiles, usernames, and passwords …
As we approach the end of Epoch 1 of the 100 Days of Solana , it’s time to look back at the core concepts that form the bedrock of everything we build…
Last week, we examined the economic theories that underpin the value of Web3 tokens. This week, we are shifting our focus to the engineering reality o…
The first time I sent a Solana transaction, I expected it to behave like a normal API request: Send request → wait → success/failure. But after debugg…
Continuing my 100 Days of Solana journey in collaboration with MLH , the second week has been an eye-opener. While Week 1 was about setting up the fou…