Nishant

Rust Backend Developer

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🦀 Rust: How uv Works Under the Hood

Want to become a better software engineer? Read great codebases

Study the crate graph, the resolver, the concurrency model, the cache, and the installer design. That’s where engineering taste is built

https://t.co/xqmYwDIumj
#rust #rustlang

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@Singhmar4Amit @kirat_tw @rustlang @rustaceans_rs congrats

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@notcodesid @SuperteamIN @solana @tryprovenn Congrats brother 🎉

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@abhijitwt crazy

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@naval AI

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First time writing an article about Rust Macros

I'm still improving my writing, but I wanted to share what I learned.

In this article, I explain how understanding Rust macros helps in writing Anchor program on @solana.

If I made any mistake, I'd really appreciate feedback.

@solanaturbine @SuperteamIN

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https://t.co/Qg3yBtvmbU

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https://t.co/Qg3yBtvmbU

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When I first saw unsafe in Rust…

I thought:

“Wait… isn’t Rust supposed to be SAFE?” 😅

The word literally says unsafe.
It felt like breaking the rules.

But then I understood something important.
Rust protects us by default:
• No null pointer crashes
• No random memory bugs
• No data races

It acts like a strict teacher.

But sometimes…

We need full control.

Like when:
- You work with low-level memory
- You call C code (FFI)
- You optimize for performance

That’s where unsafe comes in.
It doesn’t mean “dangerous code”.

It means:

“I know what I’m doing. Trust me.”

Inside an unsafe block, Rust stops checking some rules.
Now the responsibility is mine.
That’s powerful.

And that’s why Rust works so well for systems programming
and even blockchains like Solana.

Safe by default.
Power when needed.
Responsibility always.

That balance is beautiful.

@rustlang

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Why liteSVM ? @solanaturbine

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@SuperteamIN 😀

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Day 1 at Arena.

I learned about Token Extensions during the @solanaturbine accelerator program orientation so, implemented a token in Rust to understand its design and practical use cases.

https://t.co/ebKBktTs81

#Solana #Rust

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Lecture 6: Practical Guide to SVM with @rektoff_xyz

Built solid intuition in a week and broke it all in today’s class

Grateful for the amazing session by @danielkcumming 🙌

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@SuperteamCAN Rust always 😎

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@notcodesid 👏

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Accelerated orientation @solanaturbine

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Is it enough for @solanaturbine accelerated program?

Finally completed! 💪🏽

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Lecture 5: Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) @rektoff_xyz

Today’s live class focused on memory layout and execution flow in SVM.

Understanding how programs actually run on Solana makes everything clearer

#Solana #SVM #Rust #Web3 #LearningInPublic

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Rust Ownership finally clicked today.

Exclusive ownership & XOR mutability

Lesson 4: Ownership & Memory Safety
@rektoff_xyz

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As always amazing session by @rektoff_xyz
Lesson 3: Exclusive Access and Memory Safety

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@tryprovenn @CyreneAI 🔥

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As always amazing session by @rektoff_xyz
Lesson 3: Exclusive Access and Memory Safety

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Rust helps protect us from memory leaks.

Lesson 2: Memory Errors and Unsafe Rust
Great explanation by @danielkcumming @rektoff_xyz