# 📢 Announcing My Rust to Web3 Journey Series
Hi everyone!
I’m excited to share that starting today, I’ll be documenting my journey of learning Rust for Web3 development. Rust is known for its speed, safety, and concurrency, and it’s the backbone of ecosystems like Solana, Polkadot, and Near. Over the next two years, I’ll be mastering Rust while balancing my college studies — and I want to bring you along for the ride.
🗓 What to Expect
- Every Tuesday, I’ll publish a new blog post.
- Each post will cover what I studied that week — from fundamentals like ownership and lifetimes to building smart contracts and dApps.
- I’ll share code snippets, mini-projects, and personal takeaways so you can learn alongside me.
🎯 Why This Series?
- To reinforce my learning by teaching others.
- To inspire fellow students and developers who want to explore Rust + Web3.
- To connect with the global developer community and grow together.
🚀 First Post Coming Soon
The first post will cover my foundations stage: syntax, tooling, and mindset — including the CLI projects I built to practice. Stay tuned, and let’s explore Rust + Web3 together!
👉 Closing note: If you’re curious about Rust or Web3, follow along — every Tuesday you’ll get a fresh dose of what I learned, explained in a way that’s beginner-friendly but practical.
"I’m following the official Rust Book as my primary learning resource, and each week I’ll share what I learned from the chapters along with my own practice projects."
"You can check out the code for my weekly projects on my GitHub: https://github.com/pradyumnatiwari2007-oss
. I’ll keep updating it as I progress."
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This is just the beginning of my Rust to Web3 journey. I’ll be sharing weekly updates every Tuesday, so if you’re learning Rust too, let’s connect and grow together! Also, I’ll keep pushing my practice projects to GitHub — feel free to check them out or suggest improvements.