Día 3: Explora las herramientas y los entornos de desarrollo para Solana / Solana Engineering Track

And let's get started. Good afternoon, everyone. I'm going to turn the microphone up so I can't hear myself softly. Welcome to our third day of our Solana Ining Track program and the Foundations bootcam, where we're going to be looking at the foundations or rather the fundamentals of blockchain and the Web 3 ecosystem. All from

Solana. Today, we're going to look at Sodana stuff, basically. We're going to see how to set up the environment. We're going to see how to use the wallet. I already told you what a wallet is, which is an account. Today, we're going to create a wallet, we're going to use it, and we're going to

fund it. We're going to put fake money in it, but we're going to put money in it, because fake money is scarce, you have to do certain things to get the money, even if it's fake money. But anyway, we're going to do all that today. So, let's go. Okay, now I just want to see if there are any questions.

You know, questions in the chat, I'll be there. Day three, we're going to look at the development environment for Solana. So, what are we going to look at now? We're basically going to look at the path of an application. Today we're not going to run many things, we're not going to execute many things,

but we are going to identify the parts that we need for an application to work . Okay? In this case, for example, we have certain things. One is the client, the RPC, a program, and a data account. All of these are things that we need to run something on the Solana blockchain. Do you remember when we were doing this

, let me look for the Solana explorer? There it is. Do you remember when we were looking at the Solana explorer here? We were connecting to the Devnet network and we were seeing that we could run things here, right? We could upload a program and all that. Today we're going to take a first look at one