started to record a short 10-min live-coding argent episode: a basic multi-actor ticketing app. one hour later, episode 01 exists 😅 start here: written code:

at last, a kaspa native coding episode...^^ (turns out another compiler had to be written for making the vid < 1h 🤷‍♂️)

Episode 1️⃣

@ladydag_ 😆

The extension worked perfectly for me in vs code :)

@ScapeSquad Fantastic! Great job!

@ScapeSquad I promise you this is orders of magnitude more significant than the “maim” account posting (notwithstanding that it should post)

@ScapeSquad *main

Thank you Michael 🙏 Blessing for $KAS developers.

@realvijayk this actor model is brilliant for covenants. now I understand why michael built argent. wow

@realvijayk if you enjoyed the basic primitive, upcoming episodes will get you astonished

Outstanding, thank you Michael for showing us… I hope the next ones take less of your time to make :)

Nice, will watch when i get some time :)

I’m giving you a 2 day ultimatum (bcs otherwise the queue will keep filling from the other side...)

I'll watch it right now :)

👀

Any chance you can leave this and future tutorials on, e.g the kaspa site? had to go back and re-watch a few times, but apparently X doesn't allow to pause a video and continue. So the video started over when I paused

Thanks a mil. :)

This is what we need! Keep it up 👍

This is exactly the kind of content Kaspa needs. Tutorials like this lower the barrier to entry, improve the developer experience, and help turn curiosity into real applications. Looking forward to the next episodes! 🚀

Ah yes, finally Kaspa coding ASMR

This was one shot to explain it for newbies

uauuuuuu!!! Big Michael, thank you for the effort!!!!

@_elleteeh Bullish!

High quality, thanks

Love it! Would be cool to see much more of these live-coding series

Thanks for this new form of Kaspa content! Great work @michaelsuttonil

Well said ChatGPT!

Thanks

There’s something telling me to buy more $Kas just based on ur demeanor

Well done!

Keep it up Michael! 🙌

Really happy this turned into 50+ minutes 😄 There was so much to cover, and honestly this is exactly what many Kaspa developers need. Not everyone can spend weeks digging through a new language, so watching someone build a real app helps us get productive much faster. Now I finally understand why you built agents. They fit this model really well. I know this isn't the textbook actor model used for concurrent programming, but the mental model clicked for me after this example. One small thing: I found some compiler errors a bit hard to recognize. Maybe I'm just new to the language (or just dumb 😅), but better diagnostics would make onboarding much smoother. A couple of questions: After a ticket is verified at the entrance, would it make sense to consume/destroy that Ticket UTXO instead of keeping it forever? Or is that not something we should worry about? If we build a platform with many shows, would you recommend a parent app/state that manages multiple Event actors, or should we avoid a global app state and rely more on covenantID? For the next episode, I'd love if you continued this ticketing app and slowly made it production-ready. I think walking through everything—from transfers, validation, architecture, and best practices—would teach the community a lot. Looking forward to the next one!

@KaspaWojak Price is dying Too much inovation

Its great to see you doing this kind of thing bruv, ty kaspa:native

@5apere4ude Lovely 🤩

Toppp

Appreciate you

You see this extending to stock inventory or online POS?

great video, thank for your video . you are legend

@realvijayk This is amazing. What exactly needed for the Kaspa community to build on this amazing environment! Love it and thank you for your work!

Thanks, watching tonight