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Exposes details about how Substrate nodes are constructed and compiled.
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Exposes details about how Substrate nodes are constructed and compiled.
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The topics in this section provide a more detailed exploration of the code used to construct the runtime logic, including the libraries and tools available for building and interacting with the node and a closer look at how the logic is compiled to build a Substrate node.
summarizes how you can use remote procedure calls and RPC methods to interact with a Substrate node.
introduces the role of metadata and front-end libraries as tools for building applications that run on the blockchain.
discusses the use of chain specifications, including what you can and can't modify, and how to distribute customized chain specifications.
describes the main elements of the genesis configuration.
delves into the details of how the Rust code compiles to a Rust binary and a WebAssembly target and how these two targets are used to optimize node operations.
explains how to use the Substrate runtime toolbox (srtool
) and Docker to build the WebAssembly runtime for Substrate-based chains.
highlights general and Substrate-specific coding techniques for troubleshooting issues and following best practices.