Closed Aviksaikat closed 1 month ago
@Aviksaikat - How does this proposed implementation differ/build on the other JSON-RPC Rust implementations out there already? https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=rust+json-rpc&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 ?
This library will be a rust port of the go-jsonrpc module
Hi @Aviksaikat, thank you for your response and for your time with this proposal. Unfortunately, we will not be moving forward with a grant at this time. To contact our team with inquiries regarding our review or grants program, please send an email to grants@fil.org.
Wishing you the best as you continue building!
Open Grant Proposal:
Rust Implementation of JSON-RPC Library
Project Name: Rust Implementation of JSON-RPC Library
Proposal Category:
Developer and data tooling
Individual or Entity Name: Individual
Proposer:
Aviksaikat
Project Repo(s):
Filecoin ecosystem affiliations: None
Technical Sponsor: None
Do you agree to open source all work you do on behalf of this RFP under the MIT/Apache-2 dual-license?: Yes
Project Summary
The Rust Implementation of JSON-RPC Library aims to develop a robust and efficient JSON-RPC 2.0 library in Rust. This project addresses the need for a low-boilerplate, high-performance RPC solution that integrates seamlessly with Rust applications. The library will support both HTTP and WebSocket transports, adhering to JSON-RPC 2.0 specifications to enable reliable and scalable communication between services and clients.
Impact
This project seeks to streamline RPC implementation in Rust, reducing development overhead and improving performance for Filecoin and related ecosystems. By providing a well-designed, open-source library, the proposal aims to enhance the developer experience and foster innovation in decentralized applications (dApps) leveraging Filecoin's capabilities.
Outcomes
The deliverables include:
Adoption, Reach, and Growth Strategies
The target audience includes Rust developers and decentralized application (dApp) developers looking for efficient RPC solutions. Adoption strategies involve community engagement through forums, developer outreach, and integration guides tailored to Rust and Filecoin communities.
Development Roadmap
Milestone 1: Core Functionality Implementation
Milestone 2: Transport Layer Integration
Milestone 3: Documentation and Testing
Total Budget Requested
Maintenance and Upgrade Plans
The project will be maintained through regular updates, bug fixes, and community support. Future upgrades will align with Rust and Filecoin ecosystem advancements, ensuring compatibility and enhanced functionality over time.
Team
Team Members
Relevant Experience
Our team brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the table, making us well-suited to undertake the
Rust implementation of the Fast Finality in Filecoin (F3)
project. As smart contract auditors, systems security engineers, and lead software developers, we have a proven track record in blockchain technology and decentralized systems. We've previously worked on grants for the Ethereum Swarm Foundation, contributing to projects likebee-py
,swarm-cid-py
,bmt-py
, andmantaray-py
, focusing on enhancing decentralized storage solutions and protocol development.Individually, our team members have deep technical knowledge in Rust programming, blockchain consensus protocols, and system security. This includes hands-on experience in developing robust and secure systems, ensuring high performance and reliability. Projects such as
Just_Fetch
,LinGhost
, andnipe_py
highlight our commitment to innovation and quality in software development.Given our background, we are well-positioned to tackle the challenges of reducing finalization times in Filecoin through a Rust implementation. Our expertise in auditing smart contracts ensures a rigorous approach to protocol implementation, enhancing security and trustworthiness. We believe our blend of technical skills, domain knowledge, and previous successful collaborations uniquely qualifies us to deliver a robust and efficient implementation of the Fast Finality protocol in Rust.
Team Code Repositories
Additional Information
webinar