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Develop a Blockchain with Rust on Substrate

Got a blockchain idea but don’t know how to build one? Lucky for you, developing blockchains is no longer an elusive dream. Try out this course today.

1345+ enrollments to this courseLast updated 10/2023

Description

In 2023, dozens of enterprises world over are looking to invest in blockchain because it represents our very future. If you have a blockchain idea, make it happen by enrolling in this beginner-friendly course on how to create your own blockchain using Substrate, a blockchain-building SDK. You might end up building the next big blockchain. Who knows? Only you can.

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1. Coding our first blockchain

2. Running your first blockchain node locally

3. Making a frontend for our blockchain

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Why learn Rust?

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Wide adoption

There are 2.8 million coders writing in Rust, with Microsoft and Amazon considering it key to the future.

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Global acceptance

Has been declared the most loved programming language as per a Stack Overflow survey.

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Concurrency

It is easy to write concurrent codes safely and efficiently on Rust

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Versatility

Can be used to build applications in various domains like machine learning, finance, etc.

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Frequently asked questions

Substrate is a blockchain framework used to develop customized blockchains that can be run entirely autonomously.

Yes. Substrate allows you to take advantage of its open source software that has been built by a large ecosystem of top blockchain development projects around the world.

Building a blockchain with Substrate is relatively easy, especially if you have experience with programming in Rust. The Substrate framework provides a lot of the foundational infrastructure that you need to build a blockchain, so you don't have to start from scratch.

Yes. They are as follows: Some working knowledge of Rust Basic familiarity with blockchain technology Basic understanding of cryptography. A text editor or IDE that supports Rust like VSCode, Atom, etc. Experience with command-line interface (CLI)

Rust is not a scripting language. Scripting languages are interpreter meaning executed line by line. Rust is not interpreted. It is compiled meaning it is converted to machine code before it is executed

A simple Rust coding example is this: fn main() { println!("Hello, world!"); } The output of the above code is this: Hello, world!

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