May 6
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In this lesson you will assemble your previously implemented Rust modules into a single, working program, verify integration with the full test suite, and produce a README and submission package that documents how the program is prepared for Solana entry points. The focus is on integration correctness, clean module boundaries, and verifiable evidence that your code is ready for the next step of adding on-chain entry points. This video is the capstone build inside the module Capstone: Building Basic Rust Programs for Solana, part of the course Introduction to Rust for Solana and the Programming with Solana track. It synthesizes your integration plan, implemented functions, and test artifacts from the preceding lessons into the final deliverable for the capstone. Topics covered - Assemble modules into a Cargo workspace or a binary crate that compiles without errors and demonstrates the intended behavior - Run and interpret cargo build and cargo test output, diagnose failing cases, and resolve integration issues - Create a README that maps module responsibilities, public function signatures, serialization choices, and state layout to where a Solana entry point would connect - Package a submission folder containing source, Cargo.toml, tests, verification output (compiler reports and test logs), and short public API snippets - Automate verification with simple shell commands or a Makefile target such as make verify to reproduce build and test checks Full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjAMVL3818KxgHWvN6C6shmuzzVRHdKw3 Finish your capstone and access additional resources at https://www.forge.college/. This lesson prepares your local Rust project and documentation so you can confidently add Solana-specific entry points in the next course. #Solana #Rust #Web3 #Blockchain #ForgeCollege