- 📚 start with rust tl; dr, then check some of my on-going notes:
- 🕹 use w3kit:
- w3kit is an ongoing development of a crate for on-chain ops on several blockchains.
- this package (crate) is published in crates.io and can be imported as a library with
cargo add w3kit.
- ⚗️ check boilerplate snippets:
- useful boilerplates: cryptographic primitives, handling files, benchmarking, etc.
- 📊 play with blockchain-science-rs:
- ongoing on-chain research, foundry science, defi analysis, and bots (rust edition)
- example: leveraging foundry to analyze historical data on avalanche c-chain to simulate sandwich attacks in the gmx protocol.
- installing guide
- cargo dep manager and build tool
- rustfmt code style
- rust standard library
- rust docs
- gentle intro to rust
- ethereum foundation on rust
- google rust course
- beginner's guide to error handling in rust
- publishing a crate in crate.ios
- cargo book on tests
- introducing foundry, by paradigm
- invariant testing weth with foundry
- comparison of rust async and linux thread switch time
- dotenv array for dotenv vars
- clap array for menu and argparse
- reqwest higher-level HTTP Client.
- tokio crate for async, multi-threading
- serde crate for serializing
- chrono crate for date and time
- comfy-table pprint beautiful data tables
- once_cell crate for single assignments cells
- ndarray crate for matrices
- hashmap crate using a hashing algorithm resistant against hashdos attacks
- anyhow crate provides a trait to customize error handling
- near api
- ethers-provider
- web3 ethereum JSON-RPC client
- ether.js vs. ether-rs mempool stream benchmark
- ring crate for boringSSL cryptographic primitives