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solana-pro
Build Solana programs with Anchor: accounts model, PDAs, CPIs, SPL tokens, testing on local validator, and devnet/mainnet deployment. Use when developing on Solana.
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# Solana Pro
A practical guide to Solana program development with Anchor: the accounts model, Program Derived Addresses, cross-program invocations, SPL tokens, and a testing-to-deployment workflow that catches the bugs unique to Solana.
## Overview
Solana inverts the EVM model: **programs are stateless; all state lives in accounts** passed into each instruction. Your program never "owns" its data implicitly — every account it reads or writes must be handed to it, validated, and checked. This makes Solana fast and parallelizable, but it shifts security work onto account validation: wrong owner, missing signer, or spoofed account are the dominant bug classes.
Anchor (the standard framework) removes most boilerplate with declarative account constraints (`#[account(...)]`), an IDL for clients, and a test harness.
## When to use
- Writing Anchor programs: tokens, vaults, staking, NFT logic, governance.
- Working with SPL tokens and Metaplex-style NFTs.