Resource Hub

A curated collection of 200+ Solana development resources across 17 categories, maintained by Superteam Brazil's DevRel team. This is not a generic link dump — every resource here has been evaluated for quality, relevance, and maintenance status. Whether you are writing your first program or optimizing compute units on a production DeFi protocol, this hub provides the tools, education, and references you need.

Superteam Brazil's own open-source projects are integrated throughout where they fit naturally — you will find them in DeFi, Token Standards, Gaming, AI, and Education sections.

Categories

• Getting Started — The recommended learning path from zero to your first deployed program
• Courses & Education — Structured courses, cohort programs, security training, and video content
• Frameworks & SDKs — Program frameworks (Anchor, Pinocchio, Native) and client libraries
• Development Tools — IDEs, CLIs, RPC providers, Actions/Blinks, and payments
• Testing & Debugging — Unit testing, integration testing, fuzz testing, and block explorers
• DeFi Development — DEX routing, lending, oracles, liquid staking, and vault/stablecoin standards
• Token Standards — SPL Token, Token-2022 extensions, stablecoin specifications, and NFT standards
• Payments & Stablecoins — Stablecoin rails, BRZ, Pix on/off-ramps, and Brazilian regulation for builders
• RWA & Tokenization — Tokenized equities and real-world assets, issuers, infrastructure, and the B3 angle
• Gaming & Mobile — Unity SDK, on-chain game engines, mobile wallet adapter, and game AI tooling
• AI-Assisted Development — Solana AI Kit, MCP servers, AI agent frameworks, and development automation
• DePIN — Decentralized physical infrastructure networks: the flagship protocols and how to build one
• Wallets & Onboarding — Wallet adapter vs embedded wallets, passkeys, and consumer onboarding patterns
• Network State & Roadmap — Alpenglow, Firedancer, client diversity, and where to follow protocol changes
• Community & Hackathons — Superteam Brazil, hackathons, grants, and ecosystem communities
• Non-Developer Contributors — Paid work, design assets, content, and community roles beyond code
• Open Source References — Production codebases, example programs, and reference implementations

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Resources are reviewed and updated regularly. If you find a broken link or want to suggest an addition, open an issue or reach out to the DevRel team.