Open Daanvdplas opened 4 months ago
I like the idea! I would add a phrase before that to download/install Pop CLI (with a link)
Also, the running your parachain link in the README should be:
The link for "Learn about how to build using this template" was the best tutorial I could find for someone that needs info about how to start building their first pallet. I think we want something like that on the pop website, maybe trying to find the kitties example and update it.
I'd prefer to point a link to our documentation instead of: https://subdaily.io/dev/learn-to-build-substrate-pallets-from-scratch-dissecting-the-frame-pallet/ This way, we can maintain it.
The line: 👷 Start with building a new pallet
is a great idea. However, as with the previous point, can we create a tutorial in our documentation and link to it instead of adding basic code? This approach will be more consistent with the rest of the points.
pop new pallet <pallet_name>
Okay. We need to define exactly what we want to add to the Pop Docs. Do we want a section called "Add a pallet to a parachain" that highlights the pop new pallet <pallet_name>
command? Or do we want something more comprehensive?
https://subdaily.io/dev/learn-to-build-substrate-pallets-from-scratch-dissecting-the-frame-pallet/
Based on @kianenigma's comment here: https://github.com/r0gue-io/pop-cli/issues/260 I would like to point to Polkadot SDK Docs (or Pop Docs) as much as possible. e.g. https://paritytech.github.io/polkadot-sdk/master/polkadot_sdk_docs/guides/your_first_pallet
Also: https://paritytech.github.io/polkadot-sdk/master/polkadot_sdk_docs/polkadot_sdk/frame_runtime
@brunopgalvao can you decide whether to use this or otherwise close this draft please
This functionality already exists and is great for devs to kickstart the development. It creates a
pallets
folder with a fresh pallet folder ready to build.Showing that it exists can also get early user feedback.