Build Social Media Smart Contracts In Ts And Rust For Near

Social Media Smart Contract Development with Rust and TypeScript for NEAR Blockchain

What you'll learn
01 Define a social media post object in Rust smart contract and TypeScript smart contract
02 Set up social media smart contract in Rust and TypeScript smart contract
03 Add social media post to collection in Rust smart contract and TypeScript smart contract
00 Enable liking a post in Rust social media contract and TypeScript smart contract
03 Get social media posts by tag in Rust smart contract and TypeScript smart contract
Requirements
No experience required
No cryptocurrency required
No paid software required
Code editor (free)
Description
What is the NEAR blockchain?built to be simple, secure and scalable. Low cost. High speed. Effortless scale. <0.01USD Transaction Cost18M+ Active Accounts400K Daily Transactions~2.4s Time to Finality  Contracts, DAOs, dapps, fundingLayer 1 blockchainnot dependent on other chains. uses a unique scaling mechanism Nightshade sharding Scales infinitely resists short-term usage spikes Proof of stake More efficient than Bitcoin and Ethereumweb-based walletno need for users to install programs or browser extensionsmakes it especially easy to onboard new users (e.g. through named accounts)Certified carbon neutral consumes in a year the same energy bitcoin consumes in 3 minutes Interoperable with Ethereum using Rainbow BridgeYour InstructorAlexandra Kropova is a software developer with extensive experience in smart contract and decentralized app development. She has helped produce courses for Mammoth Interactive since 2016, including many blockchain and Web3 courses.Mammoth Interactive is a leading online course provider in everything from learning to code to becoming a YouTube star. Mammoth Interactive courses have been featured on Harvard’s edX, Business Insider and more.Over 11 years, Mammoth Interactive has built a global student community with 1.1 million courses sold. Mammoth Interactive has released over 250 courses and 2,500 hours of video content.Founder and CEO John Bura has been programming since 1997 and teaching since 2002. John has created top-selling applications for iOS, Xbox and more. John also runs SaaS company Devonian Apps, building efficiency-minded software for technology workers like you.Join 1.3+ million students in high-quality courses featured at HarvardLifetime access that never expiresProject-based curriculum to superboost your portfolioGraduation certificate for every courseAbsolute beginner-friendly90% off todayUse any computerSatisfaction guaranteeGet all source codePopular bundle by Mammoth studentsPerfected over years of trainingReviews from the Mammoth Community"This is AMAZING I just learned how to code without breaking a sweat, this is really easy and fun!" -Shalonda Lewis"This course so far is by far amazing! The instructor is very encouraging and up beat." -Moiz Saqib"It was informative and definitely covered the basics. Easy to understand and to follow." -Colin Mooney

Overview

Section 1: Project Previews

Lecture 1 Build a social networking Rust smart contract for NEAR Blockchain

Lecture 2 Build a social media sharing dapp with TypeScript and React JS

Section 2: 00b Mammoth Interactive Courses Introduction

Lecture 3 00 About Mammoth Interactive

Lecture 4 01 How To Learn Online Effectively

Section 3: 00c (Prerequisite) Blockchain and Smart Contracts Overview

Lecture 5 00 Blockchain Introduction

Lecture 6 02 What is a Smart Contract

Lecture 7 03 What is the NEAR blockchain

Section 4: 00d (Prerequisite) Command Line Fundamentals

Lecture 8 01 Why All Developers Need To Know The Command Line

Lecture 9 02 Install Linux Command Line On Windows

Lecture 10 03 What Are Linux And Unix Terminals

Lecture 11 01 Build Your First Command In The Command Line

Lecture 12 02 Navigate Directories In The Command Line

Lecture 13 03 Build And Edit A New File In The Command Line

Lecture 14 04 Move Files In The Command Line

Section 5: 00e (Prerequisite) Install Node and npm

Lecture 15 00 What Is Node JS

Lecture 16 01 Install Node And NPM On Mac Or Windows

Lecture 17 02 How to Install Node and NPM on Windows

Section 6: 00e1 (Prerequisite) Build a Hello World NEAR smart contract with Rust

Lecture 18 00 What is Rust

Lecture 19 01 Set Up NEAR Smart Contract Project with Rust

Lecture 20 02 Build a Hello World Rust smart contract

Section 7: 00e2 (Prerequisite) Rust programming fundamentals for NEAR smart contracts

Lecture 21 01 Rust String vs str explained

Lecture 22 02 What is a Rust struct with attributes

Lecture 23 03 What is Rust Default trait

Lecture 24 04 What is mut in Rust

Section 8: 00f Install curl (for Mac or Linux Unix Terminals only)

Lecture 25 01 Install curl

Section 9: 00g (Prerequisite) Install Rust and Cargo

Lecture 26 00 Install Rust and Cargo on Mac (Bash and ZShell) or Windows

Section 10: 01 Set up social networking Rust contract

Lecture 27 01 Define a social media post object in Rust smart contract

Lecture 28 02 Set up social media smart contract in Rust

Lecture 29 03 Add social media post to collection in Rust smart contract

Lecture 30 04 Store posts by tag in Rust social contract

Lecture 31 05 Get all social media posts from collection in Rust smart contract

Section 11: 02 Store likes and tags in social media Rust smart contract

Lecture 32 00 Enable liking a post in Rust social media contract

Lecture 33 01 Store my likes in Rust social media smart contract

Lecture 34 02 Get liked posts by account id in Rust smart contract

Lecture 35 03 Get social media posts by tag in Rust smart contract

Section 12: 03 (Prerequisite) Introduction to JavaScript

Lecture 36 01. Variables

Lecture 37 02. Javascript

Lecture 38 03. Numbers

Lecture 39 04. Booleans

Lecture 40 05. If Statements

Lecture 41 06. Arrays

Lecture 42 07. For Loops

Lecture 43 08. While Loops

Lecture 44 09. Objects

Lecture 45 10. Functions

Lecture 46 11. Foreach

Lecture 47 12. Map Functions

Lecture 48 13. Using Objects As Dictionary

Lecture 49 14. Switch Statements

Lecture 50 15. Destructuring

Lecture 51 16. Spread Operator

Lecture 52 17. String Templates

Lecture 53 18. Error Handling

Lecture 54 19. Let And Const Keywords

Lecture 55 20. Do-While

Lecture 56 21. Sets

Lecture 57 22. Maps

Lecture 58 23. Stacks

Lecture 59 24. Queues

Lecture 60 25. For Loop

Lecture 61 26. Recursive Functions

Lecture 62 27. Loop Labeling

Lecture 63 28. 2D Arrays

Lecture 64 29. Settimeout

Lecture 65 30. Sentimental

Lecture 66 31. Functions With Optional Parameters

Lecture 67 32. Basic Regular Expression

Lecture 68 33. Handle Keypress Events

Lecture 69 34. Priority Queue

Lecture 70 35. Add-delete Object Property

Lecture 71 36. Example With Sets Part 1

Lecture 72 36. Example With Sets Part 2

Lecture 73 37. Concat

Lecture 74 38. Flat And Flatmap

Section 13: 04 Set up social media dapp with Create Near App

Lecture 75 01 Set up social media dapp with Create Near App

Lecture 76 02 Define a social media post object in TypeScript smart contract

Lecture 77 03 Add social media post to collection in TypeScript smart contract

Lecture 78 04 Get all social media posts from collection in TypeScript smart contract

Section 14: 05 Store likes and tags in social media smart contract

Lecture 79 01 Store likes in social media smart contract

Lecture 80 02 Get liked posts by account id in NEAR smart contract

Lecture 81 03 Get social media posts by tag in smart contract

Section 15: 06a (Prerequisite) Introduction to HTML

Lecture 82 01. Course Requirements

Lecture 83 02. What Is JSbin

Lecture 84 03. Setting Up The HTML Document

Lecture 85 04. Header Tags And Paragraphs Tags

Lecture 86 05. Styles

Lecture 87 06. Bold Underline And Italic Tags

Lecture 88 07. Adding In A Link

Lecture 89 08. Adding In A Image

Lecture 90 09. Adding A Link To An Image

Lecture 91 10. Lists

Lecture 92 11. Tables

Lecture 93 12. Different Kinds Of Input

Lecture 94 13. Adding In A Submit Button

Section 16: 06b (Prerequisite) Introduction to React

Lecture 95 00 Why You Should Learn React

Lecture 96 01 React Introduction

Lecture 97 02 Set up a Container

Lecture 98 03 Generate a List

Lecture 99 04 Add Items to the List

Lecture 100 05 Clear Input Field

Lecture 101 06 Remove a Task

Section 17: 07 Get all social media contract posts in React dapp

Lecture 102 01 Set up blank React social media dapp

Lecture 103 02 Get all social media contract posts in React dapp

Lecture 104 03 Define a post component in React dapp

Lecture 105 04 Upload social media post to smart contract via React dapp

Lecture 106 05 Handle post submission from dapp to smart contract

Section 18: 08 Build likes and tags in social media dapp

Lecture 107 01 Enable liking post in React JS dapp

Lecture 108 02 Get posts by tag in React dapp

Lecture 109 03 Submit tag to get data from smart contract

Anyone interested in building smart contracts for the NEAR blockchain,Anyone who wants to learn to code