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RustBooks’ Rust WebAssembly Training Program equips students with cutting-edge skills in high-performance web development, aligning with industry demands and India’s growing tech sector. Using wasm-bindgen
and the Leptos framework, this course prepares students for modern web development careers. Here’s why it’s a game-changer:
wasm-bindgen
for JavaScript interoperability, and Leptos for building reactive web applications, preparing them for roles like WebAssembly Developer or Frontend Engineer.RustBooks offers two flexible proposals for universities, colleges, and institutions to adopt our Rust WebAssembly training program. Choose the model that best suits your institution’s goals: integrate the course into your academic syllabus for long-term impact or launch an intensive 30-day training program for immediate skill-building.
Proposal | Minimum Students | Duration | Key Benefits |
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Academic Syllabus Integration | 400 | Ongoing (curriculum-based) | Long-term curriculum enhancement, industry partnerships |
30-Day Training Program | 60 | 30 days (180 hours) | Immediate skill-building, hands-on web development |
RustBooks offers universities, colleges, and institutions the opportunity to integrate our Rust WebAssembly course, using wasm-bindgen
and the Leptos framework, into their academic syllabus as a credit-based course or elective. This program prepares students for high-performance web development, aligning with industry trends and India’s tech growth.
RustBooks offers universities, colleges, and institutions a comprehensive 30-day training program on Rust for WebAssembly, using wasm-bindgen
and the Leptos framework. This intensive, hands-on course equips beginners with skills to build high-performance, secure, reactive web applications, delivered offline in a multilingual format.
📅 Day | 📘 Topic | 📝 Description | 🎯 Outcome |
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1 | Introduction to Rust | Install Rust, understand cargo , setup VS Code or preferred IDE | Compile and run basic Rust program |
2 | Variables, Data Types & Mutability | Learn about scalar & compound types, mutability | Use different types and control mutability effectively |
3 | Functions and Control Flow | Define and use functions, conditionals, loops | Write clean, modular Rust code |
4 | Ownership & Borrowing | Core Rust concept to manage memory | Avoid common bugs, understand lifetimes |
5 | References and Slices | Work with references, string & array slices | Prevent copying and manage memory safely |
6 | Structs and Methods | Define struct s and implement methods | Model web app data with Rust structs |
7 | Enums and Pattern Matching | Use enum and match for logic control | Represent app states or user actions clearly |
8 | Collections: Vectors and HashMaps | Use dynamic collections to store data | Efficiently manage app data or state |
9 | Error Handling | Learn Result , Option , unwrap , ? operator | Write robust and safe web logic |
10 | Modules & Mini-Project | Organize code into modules, build a simple CLI tool | Apply Rust basics in a small project |
11 | Introduction to WebAssembly | Understand WASM, its benefits, and use cases | Grasp WASM’s role in web development |
12 | Setting Up wasm-bindgen | Install wasm-bindgen , configure Rust for WASM | Compile Rust code to WASM |
13 | JavaScript Interoperability | Use wasm-bindgen to interact with JavaScript and DOM | Manipulate web elements from Rust |
14 | Event Handling with wasm-bindgen | Handle browser events (e.g., clicks, inputs) in Rust | Create interactive web components |
15 | Introduction to Leptos Framework | Learn Leptos’ reactive model and setup | Build a simple Leptos component |
16 | Leptos Reactive Signals | Create and use signals for reactive state management | Implement dynamic UI updates |
17 | Leptos Components and Props | Build reusable components with props in Leptos | Design modular web UI elements |
18 | Routing in Leptos | Implement client-side routing with Leptos Router | Create multi-page web apps |
19 | Fetching Data with Leptos | Use reqwest or fetch for API calls in Leptos | Integrate external data into web apps |
20 | Mini-Project: Simple Web App | Build a basic web app (e.g., to-do list) with Leptos | Apply Leptos and wasm-bindgen skills |
21 | Styling Leptos Applications | Apply CSS and Tailwind CSS with Leptos | Create visually appealing web UIs |
22 | WebAssembly Optimization | Optimize WASM binary size and performance | Produce efficient web applications |
23 | Debugging WASM Apps | Use browser dev tools and Rust logging | Debug and trace web applications |
24 | Working with Web APIs | Interact with browser APIs (e.g., Canvas, Web Storage) | Enhance apps with browser features |
25 | Testing Leptos Applications | Write unit and integration tests for Leptos apps | Ensure robust, reliable web apps |
26 | Deploying WASM Apps | Deploy apps to static servers (e.g., GitHub Pages) | Publish web apps online |
27 | Advanced Leptos Features | Explore Leptos server-side rendering or context | Build complex, scalable web apps |
28–29 | End-to-End Final Project | Build a complete web dashboard or app with Leptos | Deploy a working WASM prototype |
30 | Recap, Optimization & Career Guidance | Summarize learning, optimize code, explore career paths | Prepare for industry or further studies |
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for DOM updatesTOC Day | Learning Outcome | Project Contribution |
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6–7 | Structs, Enums | Model dashboard data and states |
10 | Modules & Mini-Project | Basic CLI tool for data handling |
13–14 | wasm-bindgen & JS Interop | DOM manipulation and event handling |
15–18 | Leptos Components & Routing | Build UI and navigation |
19–20 | Data Fetching & Mini-Project | Integrate data and build simple app |
28–29 | Final Project | Build and deploy dashboard |