0 - Introduction to PolkadotI - Rust Fundamentals

II - Substrate

Introduction
What is substrate
Why to use substrate? (benefits, advantages)
Comparison of substrate with cosmwasm
Details on substrate
Interchain communication in substrate (cross-consensus messaging)
Private networks, solo chains, Relay chain, parachain and para threads intro with substrate
Substrate architecture with WASM
Details about storage, consensus, p2p networking, RPC, telemetry
Deep dive substrate
Full nodes, Archive nodes, Light client nodes
FRAME, pallets, custom pallets
Consensus and default consensus modes
Signed transactions, unsigned transactions and inherent transactions"
Internal workings of substrate
State transitions and storage
Accounts, addresses and keys (private, public keys), address encoding, specialized accounts
Off-chain operations and off-chain workers
More details on cross consensus communication"
Installation
Linux walk through and explanation for mac and windows
Rust toolchain, developer tools and troubleshooting
Hands on Project 1 -> Building a blockchain
Hands on project 2 -> Simulating a complete substrate network
Hands on project 3 -> Adding trusted nodes to a network
Hans On Project 4 -> Authorizing nodes in a network
Hands On Project 5 -> Monitoring node metrics
Hands On Project 6 -> Upgrading a running network
Hands On Project 7 -> Building a Custom Pallet
Hands On Project 8 -> Smart contracts
Hands on Project 9 -> Prepare a local relay chain

Polkadot Substrate Development Bootcamp