Blockchains are a novel technology that enable data to be publicly readable and writable, while having very high immutable guarantees and 100% uptime (yes, 100%). Rust, by it's nature, is a very good choice for implementing these technologies, and the most by far robust tool-set for this is Substrate.
This talk will illustrate substrate's modular architecture that gives you a lot of functionality
out-of-the-box and abstracts most of the complexities that blockchains require to streamline your development.
All while highlighting the features of Rust that make this easier and more readable.
Dan is a Founding Member of Cryptorado and CORE Assembly. He is active in development, education, and promoting adoption of Blockchain and Distributed Web technologies regionally and globally. He firmly believes that a radically more just, kind, transparent, and equitable world for us all is within reach through effective implementation of these powerful new tools. His mission is to foster an environment for Colorado to become the innovative hub for companies creating and individuals utilizing distributed systems.