Solandy 🎓

check out keychain! github.com/solana-foundat…

@SolPlay_jonas @jacobvcreech

And the best thing: you don't need to do anything! you can, however, use batch instructions now, which we will talk about in the next video ;)

p-token is live on mainnet! Here is a video on what that means for you as a dev👇 TL;DR - efficiency gains - two new instructions - no more logs

@readylayerone @SolanaFndn @jacobvcreech awesome!

thought id share what's in the works: @SolanaFndn and i are working to get Solana Changelog back online! i've always thought that my weekly newsletter belonged somewhere better. so i reached out to @jacobvcreech and now we're making it happen no final date yet on when changelog is getting back online, but you should see it soon 🎉 more media to come on top of the news as well. will be sure keep you posted! thank you to everyone who's read the newsletter the past several months. with this new change, you'll have an ever better experience cheers!

@solana_devs @SolPlay_jonas @jacobvcreech

I tried out 4 different signers in this one!

Do you want to support different ways of signing transactions without changing your code? I recommend the solana-keychain! - supports ts and rust - has a dozen different backends (eg. local keypair, Privy, Turnkey etc.) - is super simple to use one interface to sign them all 👇

@Hoodies_crypto Awesome! And interesting that this caused the parsing fail... Thanks for sharing!

@HeyAndyS github.com/solana-foundat…

Ever since I talked about Quasar, people want to know if it's better than Pinocchio... My answer: better in which sense? Turns out, even though both focus on efficiency, they do have different primary priorities 👇

@Butter4sol @Ay0h_Sol @osec_io @deanmlittle I cannot do audits but i can have a look at it...

@Ay0h_Sol @osec_io Can also hit up someone like @HeyAndyS or @deanmlittle - not sure if they do commissioned work

I need an audit on a language/Solana a framework. Cost etc. lmk

Since we are all not yet bullish enough. The new token program had a new batch transfer where you can do 42 transfers in just 21k CU. If you are running an explorer or indexing make sure to parse these as well. Code can be found here: import { parseBatchInstruction } from '@solana-program/token'; "@solana-program/token": "0.13.0"

@SolPlay_jonas i already saw that live! love it!

And here the explorer integration PR as a reference: github.com/solana-foundat…

@DrRebekkaRevel omg that outfit ❤️‍🔥 I love it!

It always brings me so much joy to yell at people from the stage 🤗

Over 100k SOL is stranded in SPL mint accounts from people accidentally sending SOL to it instead of a wallet. p-token adds a new WithdrawExcessLamports ix that enables you to reclaim stranded lamports on mints, token accts or multisigs. I vibed a tool to help find your lost lamports 👇

Introducing P-Token: an optimized rewrite of the SPL Token program for Solana, now live on mainnet. Token instructions are about 96% cheaper in compute, freeing 12-13% more block space for the network without altering block limits 🧵

@0x_goith @Arcium Great idea!

@HeyAndyS Hi sir, I am your subscriber and i am so inspired by your videos, can you make tutorial how to make privacy program using @Arcium program ?

@Hoodies_crypto Awesome! Thanks! 🙏 Let me know what you find, I'm curious 😊

@HeyAndyS hey. Regarding 7:07, we'll investigate and ship a fix

@Ione_xy I mean yes. Anchor (and quasar) will make it harder to forget some security checks. Does that make Pinocchio less secure? No. Only if you don't know what you're doing, or are not careful. But yeah, you'll need to think about it yourself.

@HeyAndyS Come to think of it doesn’t lower level abstraction have more security overhead? Anchor gives like safety wheels by default on some level.