Entering the second week of the Co-Learning Camp by HackQuest, I dove deep into the world of Arbitrum Stylus. My journey began with the Stylus SDK, where I learned to bridge the gap between Rust and smart contracts. Setting up the environment felt like unlocking a new superpower, as I successfully built a basic Counter contract, witnessing firsthand how WASM makes on-chain execution faster.
The path grew more exciting as I moved toward hands-on examples. I transitioned from simple data storage to building a Greeting contract and a more complex Voting system. Mastering the use of StorageMap to track voters and managing Rust-specific errors taught me how to handle state efficiently. Every successful compilation felt like a victory, bringing me closer to mastering high-performance dApps.
In the final stretch, I tackled the core of DeFi: token standards. Implementing ERC-20 and ERC-721 in Rust required precision, especially when managing dependencies and storage layouts. Deploying my first custom token to the Arbitrum Sepolia testnet was a defining moment. With these new skills in my toolkit, I am now ready to face the Mini Hackathon and turn these concepts into reality.
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