At the end of the day, learning to develop on @Solana has two main hurdles:
1. Solana Acccount Model
2. Rust + Anchor
Removing one of these hindrances opens Solana to a whole spectrum of developers
@seahorse_lang🐍 will have its tensorflow / pytorch moment
thank you everyone for all of the support for @seahorse_lang recently ❤️
huge shoutout to @SuperteamDAO for bringing in so many community members and builders 😄
want to get hands-on rust dev experience?
come contribute to @seahorse_lang compiler!!😄 there are lots of bite-sized issues available looking for contributors.
https://t.co/UvArgQD5u4
First build of the year for Solana. 🙌🏼
A sample program of constant product AMM built with @seahorse_lang.
https://t.co/IJqt30ASwu
Seahorse makes it incredibly easy to write smart contracts on Solana with Python language. 🤩
gm 👋
question: have you ever wanted to develop smart contracts on solana but never ended up following through?
what were your reasons?
ex: was the learning curve too steep, was there a lack of educational materials?
please dm/reply, i would love to know your story :)
@knox_trades @seahorse_lang thx for the feedback and for making this awesome thread :D
we will keep working harder to make seahorse a great experience for new solana devs ❤️
@redacted_noah@Monst3rWayne @knox_trades @seahorse_lang lmk how it goes! feedback from devs like you is really valuable 🙂
seahorse isn't perfect, but it's getting better each day
cool fact: in the last 6 months, we've shipped 14 new versions for @seahorse_lang 🚀🚀🚀
i can't forget to give a huge thanks to @callum_codes for being a major contributor 😀
https://t.co/gC3zDnxaf9
any tips for getting more involved in the nft community on solana? 🙂
i would love to meet community members and see how i can help with on-chain development
Could not agree more with this take on how to make #Solana and #web3 as a whole more inviting and easy for the next wave of devs.
Thank you @ameliatastic, you inspired us!
So, we went ahead and dropped a Python SDK for $SHDW Drive real quick. Enjoy!
https://t.co/42k5fqsN3Y
4) lastly, smart contracts can still be type safe in languages like python!
@seahorse_lang compiles to rust so it inherits rust's type safety - more on this in another thread ❤️
4) by expanding the number of languages that solana programs can be developed in, more devs can join the ecosystem and build cool new things
for some a lot of cases, developer efficiency is important.
besides, not all contracts will be holding millions of dollars in them 😛