solstice

Solstice is a very small repository that works as a personal collection of links rather than a working piece of software. Its single README page points to an outside tutorial article and a few official documentation pages covering how to build a full stack application on the Solana blockchain using React for the frontend, the Anchor framework for writing smart contracts, and the Rust programming language underneath Anchor, along with the Phantom wallet browser extension for connecting a user's crypto wallet to the app.

The linked resources cover installing the Solana command line tools, installing the Anchor framework itself, setting up a wallet adapter so a web app can talk to a browser wallet like Phantom, adding the extra browser compatibility code needed because some Node.js tools were not originally built to run in a browser, and using Solana's own Web3.js library to interact with the blockchain from JavaScript code. A final link points to Solana's general terminology documentation for anyone unfamiliar with blockchain specific vocabulary.

There is no actual application code inside this repository itself. It functions as a study guide or bookmark list for someone who wants to learn how to build a Solana based decentralized app, gathering the scattered official guides and one detailed community tutorial into a single place rather than duplicating that content. Someone looking for working example code, rather than a reading list, would need to follow the links out to the original tutorial and documentation sites instead.

Because the repository is this minimal, there is no license file, no build instructions, and no indication of ongoing maintenance. It should be treated as a personal note taking repository rather than a reusable software package.