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Rust And Blockchain Programming Bootcamp:From Zero To Expert - AD-TEAM - 12-22-2024
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Rust And Blockchain Programming Bootcamp:From Zero To Expert
Published 12/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 15.49 GB | Duration: 24h 0m
Learning Rust programming by building blockchain from scratch with zero requirement knowledge for Rust and blockchain
What you'll learn
Learn the basic syntax of Rust and its feature of memory safety
Develop beginer to advance level skills of Rust Programming
Developed an understanding of advance level concepts such as generics, traits, lifetimes and closures
Mastering Rust's powerful concurrency design pattern
Understand the theory and mechanisms behind Blockchain
Understand consensus algorithm that's used for deriving nonce when mining
Understand how Blockchain consensus mechanisms work
Understand the verification process with Blockchain transactions
Requirements
one year experience of programming for any language
Description
Learning a new programming language is challenging and tedious, this is especially true for Rust.When you look at teaching materials related to Rust programming, they always has hundreds or thousands pages. Then you need to go to page by page,try to understand syntax and semantic info of the language. This way of learning is very fragmented and inefficient. Have you feel frustrated when you read to the 101th page and find out you nearly forgotten any everything in the previous 100 pages!May be by your pains taking effort, you read all 1000 pages, then very likely that you are in a quantum state that you are feeling that you seems to familiar and unfamiliar of the topic. You may have a powerful tool but you have no confident about itbecause you never use that tool to build anything, and you are uncertain you can use the tool to build any meaningful thing or not.In this course we will give up the traditional and inefficient way of learning. We will have one stone with two birds. You will from a rookie of Rust programming and blockchain to become and expert of both. We will learn the Rust programming by building a blockchain from scratch. Learning by doing is the most powerful way.Through out this course you will gain expert level skills on two domain, for Rust programming, you will have:Basic rust programming syntax and Common Rust CollectorsEnums, Traits, Structures, Generics, Lifetimes and ClosuresRust Module System, the use of External Crates and Publishing CratesSmart Pointers and Commonly used Data Structures including linklists, trees, BST and doubly linklistAdvance Techniques including macros, Concurrency and Aysnc ProgrammingReal Life Problem where we will learn 13 Real Life Applications in rust from ScratchEfficient programming skills including Design Patterns, Efficient handling of Options, Strings and StructuresTextual Processing and Directory Handlingand for blockchain building, you will have:a hands-on approach to learning about Blockchain concepts, intuition, and implementation. In this course, we'll be utilizing Blockchain technology and Go to develop a money transfer system.Easy to understand: Confused by Blockchain? With much of Blockchain technology explained in complicated technical documents, many people may think of Blockchain as something that's confusing. But Blockchain and the technology underpinning the cryptocurrency, has the potential to revolutionize the platform for future network distribution systems.By taking this course, you will become a fluent in RUST programming and you'll be so good so that you can confidently and professionly code in the language. And Blockchain is the future and by understanding the concept and actually creating it from scratch, you'll be able to apply Blockchain in the real world.
Overview
Section 1: A hand wetted making tour of Rust
Lecture 1 Something about myself
Lecture 2 Small talk about rust
Lecture 3 Some basics of rust by coding
Lecture 4 A command line app:define your own gcd function
Lecture 5 A command line app: get arguments from console
Lecture 6 A command line app: How to convert string into number
Lecture 7 A command line app: Finalize the whole project
Lecture 8 Introduction to concurrency with async and await
Lecture 9 Introduction to Rust Closure
Lecture 10 A simple http server by rust
Lecture 11 Enhance the http server to handle get and post requests
Lecture 12 Some basics for multi-threading by Rust
Lecture 13 Rust question mark operator
Lecture 14 Generate png format image file
Lecture 15 What is mandelbrot set
Lecture 16 Code for mandelbrot set checking
Lecture 17 Convert pixel to complex number
Lecture 18 Put all things into single thread
Lecture 19 Put all things into multi-threads
Lecture 20 filetooling: show text on console with color
Lecture 21 filetooling: get arguments from command line
Lecture 22 filetooling: read and write to file by using file system
Lecture 23 filetooling: search and replace string by regular expression
Section 2: Basic types
Lecture 24 Type Reference
Lecture 25 Overflow handling
Lecture 26 Pointer type
Lecture 27 List type
Lecture 28 String type
Section 3: Ownership and Move
Lecture 29 Only one owner principle
Lecture 30 Change root owner by using move
Lecture 31 Change root owner for vector elements and fields in struct
Lecture 32 Reference count
Section 4: Reference
Lecture 33 Introduce to reference by code example
Lecture 34 Under the hood of reference
Lecture 35 reference and function call
Lecture 36 reference and struct
Lecture 37 Mutable and share reference work together
Section 5: Go to the real battle: Creating blockchain
Lecture 38 Simple introduce to blockchain
Lecture 39 Coding the block for blockchain
Lecture 40 Coding the chain to link all blocks
Lecture 41 4.Create separate module for blockchain code
Lecture 42 Compute the previous_hash field for given block
Lecture 43 Searching block by using Rust enum
Lecture 44 Using trait for transaction serialization
Lecture 45 Dive deep into trait
Lecture 46 Introduce to operator overloading
Lecture 47 Implementation for proof of work
Lecture 48 Overloading equal and indexing operator
Lecture 49 All about mining
Section 6: wallet
Lecture 50 1. introduce to elliptic cuvre
Lecture 51 2.generate private and public key pair
Lecture 52 Adding closure for key generation
Lecture 53 4.Create Wallet
Lecture 54 5.Generate wallet address
Lecture 55 6.Signing and verifying transaction
Lecture 56 7.Add verified transaction to blockchain
Section 7: Blockchain API server
Lecture 57 Bring up API server1
Lecture 58 Bring up API server to serve blockchain info
Lecture 59 Bring up wallet page
Lecture 60 Add get wallet endpoint
Lecture 61 Post transaction info to server
Lecture 62 Adding and getting transactions to and from backend blockchain-1
Lecture 63 Adding and getting transactions to and from backend blockchain-2
Lecture 64 Adding and getting transactions to and from backend blockchain-3
Lecture 65 Adding mining api endpoint
Lecture 66 Add get amount endpoint
Lecture 67 Showing money amount for given wallet
Section 8: Dive deep into blockchain network
Lecture 68 1.Create multiple server instances by using multi-thread
Lecture 69 2.Construct candidate pee ip
Lecture 70 3.Discovering peers
Lecture 71 3.Syncing transaction with peers
Lecture 72 5.basic theory of blockchain consensus building
Lecture 73 6.Code implementation of removing transactions from pool for peers
Lecture 74 7. Code implementation for blockchain syncing for all nodes
Anyone looking to build a strong career in programming through excellent Rust coding skills,Anyone interested in Blockchain and its applications,Anyone who prefers to learn about Blockchain by actual coding rather than Power Point slide explanations
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