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Create end-to-end tutorial for program developers. #51

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johnnymatthews opened this issue May 14, 2024 · 1 comment
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Create end-to-end tutorial for program developers. #51

johnnymatthews opened this issue May 14, 2024 · 1 comment

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johnnymatthews commented May 14, 2024

Describe and illustrate the end-to-end process that a program developer will go through when creating programs on Entropy.

  1. Create Entropy wallet.
  2. Get funds.
  3. Register account.
  4. Write and compile program.
  5. Deploy program.
  6. Get a signature.
  7. Go sign something on another chain.
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After a bit of though, this is really only an end-to-end workflow for a program developer. It's not the general workflow of what happens to users when using Entropy.

The workflow described in this issue would likely be better off as a tutorial series. Some of this content already exists in the Quickstart, but it can be expanded on quite a bit. For example, we mention registering an account in the Quickstart, but we don't delve into why registering an account is necessary. Sure, we cover that stuff in the /concepts section, but then readers have to bounce around the docs site just to get a comprehensive understanding of what's going on.

I'm gonna refactor this issue to act as a parent issue to eventually create a full end-to-end tutorial for program developers.

@johnnymatthews johnnymatthews changed the title Define end-to-end workflow Create end-to-end tutorial for program developers. Sep 13, 2024
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