Master Rust dApp Development on Cartesi’s Scalable Infrastructure
What you will learn
Key concepts to building on Cartesi
Setting up your Rust development environment
Hands-on experience with the Cartesi CLI and Input Box
Create your first Cartesi dApp in Rust
Practical use of the Cartesi Explorer
Working with GraphQL and HTTP APIs for queries and data retrieval
Build two real-world projects
Implementing output generation: notices, and reports
Inspect and manage the states of your dApp
Tracking and personalizing user interactions and data
Error handling techniques
Deploying and interacting with your dApp on-chain
Description
Why take this course?
Description
Welcome to The Cartesi dApp Developer Masterclass for Rust! This course is designed for developers looking to build real-world decentralized applications (dApps) using Rust programming language. Whether you’re a Rust pro or just starting out, this course will equip you with the essential skills to create, and deploy Cartesi dApps. This course covers everything from installation guidance and building two hands-on applications (a student registry and a simple calculator) to implementing inputs, outputs, error handling, and data personalization.
Course Overview:
Module 1: Introduction of Key Concepts
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This module introduces foundational concepts to get you started. You’ll explore what Cartesi is, see a demo of potential dApp builds, gain an overview of the Cartesi architecture, and understand essential related concepts.
Module 2: Installation Guide and Building First dApp
Follow a step-by-step guide to set up your development environment and build your first Cartesi dApp in Rust. This module covers execution flow, state management, deployment strategies, and how to use InputBox contracts.
You’ll also gain practical skills in managing inputs, generating outputs (notices, vouchers, and reports), and handling errors as you build a simple Calculator project.
Module 3: Advanced Project Development
Building on previous modules, this module guides you through creating a more complex application; a Student Registry dApp using Rust and Cartesi stacks. You’ll learn to customize user interactions, implement advanced features, and build confidence in real-world dApp deployment.
