Lagrange Interpolation with Python Lagrange interpolation is a technique for computing a polynomial that passes through a set of $n$ points. Interpolating a vector as a polynomial Examples A straight...

What are Pedersen Commitments and How They Work Pedersen commitments allow us to encode arbitrarily large vectors with a single elliptic curve point, while optionally hiding any information about the...

The Schwartz-Zippel Lemma and its application to Zero Knowledge Proofs Nearly all ZK-Proof algorithms rely on the Schwartz-Zippel Lemma to achieve succintness. The Schwartz-Zippel Lemma states that...

Breaking Down the Uniswap V2 Swap Function Uniswap V2’s swap function is cleverly designed, but many devs find its logic counterintuitive the first time they encounter it. This article explains how...

Rust Structs and Attribute-like and Custom Derive Macros !Rust attribute and custom-derive macros Attribute-like and custom derive macros in Rust are used to take a block of Rust code and modify it...

Basic Rust for Solidity Developers !Hero image showing Rust : the easy parts This tutorial goes over the most commonly used syntax in Solidity and demonstrates the equivalent in Rust. If you want a...

Rust function-like procedural Macros !Rust function-like procedural Macros This tutorial explains the distinction between functions and function like macros. For example, why does have an exclamation...

Visibility and "inheritance" in Rust and Solana !Rust function visibillity Today we will be learning how Solidity's function visibility and contract inheritance can be conceptualized in Solana. There...

Arithmetic and Basic Types in Solana and Rust !Hero image showing the Solana logo and a calculator Today we will learn how to create a Solana program that accomplishes the same things as the Solidity...

Solana programs are upgradeable and do not have constructors !Hero image showing Anchor deploy In this tutorial we will peek behind the scenes of anchor to see how a Solana program gets deployed....