Día 4: Crea y despliega tu primer programa en Solana | Solana Engineering Track

Well, good afternoon everyone, and welcome to day 4 of our Foundations bootcamp, part of the Solana Engineering Track, a program we are running at Way Lee in conjunction with the Solana Foundation. You know the drill, right? I was mentioning off-camera, just a reminder that the deliverable for the bootcamp is an exam. If you pass the exam, then

great, you can get certified. If you don't pass, you can finish the course and then try to pass it again because you have a second attempt, right? So, well, good afternoon to everyone, it's great to have you here. Now we are only going to see pure code, so

Oh, wow. Who muted me? And why did you mute me? Uh, okay, fine, I hope it was heard well, huh? Yes, Jose. Well, okay, even the microphone got scared by the pure code. Yes, it didn't show me here which of my co-hosts muted me, so was it Diana, was it Davids? Confess. But anyway, let's

start with pure code. Uh, yes, honestly, today's class will be a bit more complex, even more complex than the Rust one, but well, I hope to break down the information for you as easily and understandably as possible, right? Which is supposed to be my job anyway. If, if, no...if there are any doubts and

something you don't understand, you can put it in the chat and we'll try to help you. And if you don't want to put it in the chat and want to wait until the end , at the end we'll give space for you to open your microphone and we can resolve whatever questions you have, eh?

And that's how it goes. Okay, so day 4 development. These are all the slides I have now. I didn't bring, I didn't bring any slides. Uh, so let's get started. Today we are going to be working on our cool project that we have here in the Explorer. Do you remember this? Well, that was the project that David