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🐚 Nautilus: OOP SQL Native Solana Framework

Nautilus is a Rust-based, object-oriented, and SQL-native program framework built for rapid development allowing developers to write programs with ease and safety using intuitive structs.

Nautilus' robust type and trait system leaves no room for errors, keeping you aware and informed about any issue before building the program.

Nautilus is currently under development and a beta will be released soon.

Docs - Repo

🎁 Solana Foundation announces a $1m fund for small-scale grants  

The Solana Foundation has launched a $1M fund for developers exploring the intersection between Blockchain and AI technologies.

Individual grants range from $5k to $25K and both new and existing apps are eligible to apply.

Apps must be publicly available, open source when launched, and make source code available to the Foundation.

Apply for a Grant

💎 Solana Developer News

Writing secure contracts with Rust - Tweet

Why You Should Build on Solana in 2023 - Article

Wallet Standard compatibility with Phantom - Tweet

Helius Discord adds a #solana-dev channel - Discord

State of Solana Q1 2023 report summary - Tweet

Integrating Session Keys into your App - YouTube

Make this simple wallet token display with Helius Labs APIs - Tweet

OpenBook V2 DEX prototype is now open source - GitHub

Roundup of the builders and experimenters in the Solana ecosystem - Tweet

🎙️ Listen to This…

0xResearch: The Solana Bet | Anatoly Yakovenko

Anatoly Yakovenko joins Blockworks’ 0xResearch podcast to discuss why Solana is building the most optimized, minimally-extractive L1, starting with Anatoly's updated view of Solana's value proposition, mobile focus and the significance of xNFTs. Anatoly then explains Firedancer's insane performance, Solana's localized fee markets and parallel execution, where L2s fail to scale, MEV on Solana, security assurances and more!

The Solana Bet | Anatoly Yakovenko

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