About the Bounty

Address Lookup Tables, commonly referred to as "lookup tables" or simply "ALTs" and "LUTs," empower developers to assemble a collection of addresses, thereby enabling the loading of much more addresses within a single transaction.

Given that a substantial number of developers may lack a clear understanding of the purpose and advantages of lookup tables, we are asking you to write articles that comprehensively explain the benefits they offer.

This bounty is a Devrel task aimed at encouraging education and guidance for developers.

The tutorial should be a step-by-step guide that includes code examples and snippets to help developers grasp the concepts and implement them in their projects. To further enhance the learning experience, you should also include a GitHub repository with an example codebase

Your article should also be targeted at developers with an already solid (Intermediate to Advanced) understanding of Solana development.

Please write the article about a practical situation where lookup tables are actually needed/helpful.

You can publish your tutorial on popular platforms such as Medium.com, dev.to, or even on your own blog as long as it is SEO-friendly.

Rewards

🥇 First Prize:

• $400 USDC

🥈 Second Prize:

• $250 USDC

🥉 Third Prize:

• $150 USDC

Evaluation Criteria

Your tutorial will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

• Is the guide reproducible?

• Did you describe everything understandably and with a healthy amount of detail?

• Did you include visuals where needed?

• Could you explain the use cases of "ALTs"?

  
  

Submission Requirements

• The link to the article

• The link to a tweet advertising your article
  

Resources

• https://docs.solana.com/de/developing/lookup-tables

• https://www.quicknode.com/guides/solana-development/accounts-and-data/how-to-use-lookup-tables-on-solana

• https://solanacookbook.com/guides/versioned-transactions.html

  
  

If you have any questions or need clarification, feel free to reach out to @yusuf_cptl on Twitter.

Participation in this bounty is entirely voluntary. Bounties are a way to learn and dabble in opportunities to build in web3. These are neither full-time jobs nor project-based engagements. Please be advised that the sponsors will not have time for individualized feedback due to the number of entries we receive. Please check out Superteam Terms of Engagement.