Complete developer guide and real feedback for deploying smart contracts on Pod Network V1 Devnet - the blockchain with fast transaction finality.

Pod Network is a Layer 1 blockchain that fundamentally reimagines how blockchains work:

Unlike Ethereum's sequential blocks, Pod Network uses streaming consensus where transactions flow directly to validators without global ordering requirements.

Transactions typically confirm in under 1 second vs 30+ seconds on Ethereum - that's much faster!

Applications can run in parallel without waiting for global state coordination, enabling unprecedented scalability.

Deploy contracts for 99% less than Ethereum mainnet costs.

• Complete tutorial for Pod Network V1 Devnet deployment
• 4 contracts successfully deployed with proof and addresses
• Step-by-step troubleshooting from actual issues encountered
• Performance observations from real testing

• Manual Installation Guide - Complete 45-minute tutorial
• Troubleshooting Guide - Solutions to actual problems

• Fixed import paths for Pod SDK examples
• Proper Foundry configuration for Pod Network
• Environment setup that actually works
• Constructor parameters for all contracts

For developers who want to understand every step:

➡️ Complete Manual Tutorial

Learn the full process from installing Foundry to deploying contracts, with explanations of each step and solutions to common issues.

Successfully deployed on Pod Network V1 Devnet:

Performance confirmed:

• ⚡ Fast finality typically under 1 second
• 💰 Total cost: ~$0.16 (vs $50-200+ on Ethereum)
• 🌐 Network stability: Zero downtime during testing
• 🔧 Success rate: 100% with proper configuration

pod-network-dev/
├── README.md                           # This introduction & overview
├── pod-devnet-tutorial/
│   └── manual-installation.md          # Complete step-by-step guide
├── feedback/
│   ├── deployed-contracts.md         # Real deployment experience
│   └── troubleshooting-solutions.md    # Solutions to actual problems
├── .env.example                        # Environment template
└── [scripts & contracts coming soon]   # Automated deployment tools

• Fast transaction speed: Noticeable improvement over other chains
• EVM compatibility: Foundry works perfectly once configured
• Cost effectiveness: 99% cheaper than Ethereum
• Network stability: Reliable during testing period

• Import path fixes: SDK examples need manual corrections
• Constructor parameters: Documented but figured out through testing
• Foundry configuration: Custom setup required for Pod Network
• Environment setup: Specific RPC URLs and chain configuration

• Working foundry.toml configuration
• Fixed contract imports for compilation
• Step-by-step troubleshooting guide
• Real deployment addresses for verification

Pod Network's speed enables applications improved over other blockchains:

• On-chain gaming with faster interactions
• Live auctions with responsive bidding
• Real-time trading opportunities

• Viable micropayments due to low costs
• Responsive DeFi with faster confirmations
• Cost-effective development environment

• Faster voting with quicker results
• Responsive interfaces for blockchain apps
• Real-time interactions in decentralized systems

Based on testing experience, some considerations for developers:

• SDK examples may need import path adjustments for compilation
• Some Pod Network primitives had inconsistent behavior during testing
• Standard Solidity patterns worked reliably as fallbacks
• Always test thoroughly with your specific use case

This reflects real development experience - your results may vary

Pod Network V1 Devnet:

• RPC: https://rpc.v1.dev.pod.network
• Chain ID: 1293
• Explorer: https://explorer.v1.pod.network
• Faucet: 0.1 POD ETH/day via Twitter verification

Key Features:

• No blocks: Streaming consensus architecture
• EVM Prague: Latest Ethereum compatibility
• Coordination-free: Parallel transaction processing
• Fast finality: Transactions confirm quickly

This repository documents real developer experience with Pod Network V1 Devnet. Contributions welcome:

1. Test the deployment process and share your results
2. Report issues or improvements needed
3. Share your deployment addresses and screenshots
4. Suggest documentation enhancements

• Official Documentation: https://docs.v1.pod.network
• Pod Network Website: https://pod.network
• GitHub SDK: https://github.com/podnetwork/pod-sdk

• Pod Network Discord: Active developer community
• GitHub Issues: Report bugs and request features
• Developer Feedback: Share your deployment experience

• Common Issues Guide - Solutions to real problems
• Deployed Contracts - Live contract addresses and performance data

MIT License - See LICENSE for details.

Disclaimer: This is an independent developer resource created from real deployment experience. Pod Network is developed by Common Prefix. Always refer to official documentation for authoritative information.

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