From CLI Commands to My First Solana Transfer Tool
The article discusses the author's journey in creating a reusable Solana transfer tool as part of the #100DaysOfSolana course. Initially, the author struggled with basic CLI commands but eventually built a Node.js script that streamlined the process. This experience highlighted the importance of debugging and understanding Web3 concepts while developing practical tools.
- ▪The author started by using one-off CLI commands to send SOL on the Solana network.
- ▪After building a Node.js script, the author was able to automate the transfer process and check balances.
- ▪The development process involved overcoming various technical challenges, including compatibility issues with Node.js.
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