I will be your rust developer for backend API, cli tool, webassembly and systems


Over deze dienst
If you need Rust done right not just working, but fast, clean, and built to last you're in the right place. I'm a Rust engineer who writes production-grade systems for a living, including Solana blockchain programs where a memory bug isn't a minor issue, it's a drained wallet. That standard of correctness carries into every project I take, whether it's a backend API, a CLI tool, a WebAssembly module, or a Python rewrite that needs to run 50x faster.
What I build:
- Backend APIs Axum or Actix-Web on Tokio, PostgreSQL via SQLx, Docker-ready
- CLI tools Clap-powered, cross-platform binaries with zero dependencies
- WebAssembly wasm-pack compiled, TypeScript bindings, npm-publishable
- Python or Node.js rewrites benchmark report showing real speedup included
- Solana programs smart contracts, DeFi, on-chain integrations via Anchor
Why clients come back:
- Clean, documented, maintainable code not just code that compiles
- Honest scoping I tell you what's realistic before you order
- On-time delivery with transparent communication throughout
Not sure which package fits your project? Message me and I'll scope it for free.
Maak kennis met Maria
Full Stack Blockchain Developer Expert in Solana, Rust, DeFi and Web3 DApps
- Afkomstig uitPakistan
- Lid sindsjul 2025
- Gem. reactietijd3 uur
Talen
Urdu, Spaans, Duits, Frans, Engels
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Veelgestelde vragen
What info do you need to get started?
Project goals, requirements, reference examples and any existing code or API details.
Can you rewrite my Python script in Rust?
Yes. Share your script, describe what it does and what your performance target is, and I'll give you an honest estimate of the speedup you can expect and an accurate timeline before you order. I don't promise 100x if 10x is realistic you'll get real numbers.
How does the WebAssembly integration work for my frontend?
I write your logic in Rust, compile it to .wasm with wasm-pack, generate JavaScript/TypeScript bindings with wasm-bindgen, and bundle everything as an npm package. On your end, it's just `import { yourFunction } from 'your-package'` it looks and feels like any other npm module.
