The fastest way to lose a developer is a quickstart that works and a second step that doesn't. Polish the cliff, not the on-ramp. Every ecosystem I've worked in, @zetachain included, has this bug somewhere.
Shout out @greenbackschool, who walked us through express verification on @JupiterExchange. A thousand JUP burned and a problem that would have eaten a week gone in an afternoon. Good looking out.
Are you watching solana:EpXtn6xGoZ4Y45vRjiDUHSCGbBoJD5FaEqZbF98YswH1 from @SP3NDdotshop ? 👀
Bravo, gentleman your launch is crushing it!
@jpsychedelic369@kenton_cooley
brilliant founders who have been building on @solana for years and will be forever.
Winners.
100% confidence
Nobody warns you that the hardest part of working from anywhere is that the day has no edge. The commute was doing more work than any of us gave it credit for.
Met @devsyrem judging NFT bounties on @SuperteamEarn. He shared what he was building, the code told me he was serious, and we have been building @buildcoldstar together since. We did not meet in person until Miami this May.
The small-team advantage isn't speed. It's that nobody can hide from the consequences of a bad call. You ship it, you own it, you fix it Saturday. Building @buildcoldstar with @devsyrem has made that very literal.
Every ecosystem measures developers onboarded. Almost none measure developers who shipped twice. The second build is where adoption actually lives. @zetachain is where I learned to watch that number.
The best documentation I've used was written by someone who had recently been confused. Expertise makes you forget which part was hard, so write it down before you get good at it. Something doing DevRel at @zetachain taught me.