⚡ Build a Blazing-Fast Peer-to-Peer (P2P) File Transfer System Using Rust, WebSockets & Next.js!
In this step-by-step tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a real-time, serverless file-sharing system using WebSockets for direct peer-to-peer communication. We’ll develop a high-performance backend with Rust (Axum) and a sleek frontend with Next.js for seamless file transfers.
🔥 Why This Project?
✅ No middleman servers – True P2P file transfer using WebSockets
✅ Ultra-fast performance – Rust ensures low-latency, high-throughput transfers
✅ Modern UI – Next.js provides a smooth, responsive user experience
✅ Handles large files – Efficient chunking & real-time progress updates
🛠 Tech Stack:
Backend: Rust (Axum) + WebSockets
Frontend: Next.js (TypeScript)
Protocol: WebSockets (Full-duplex real-time communication)
📚 What You’ll Learn:
✔ Setting up a WebSocket server in Rust with Axum
✔ Establishing direct P2P connections between clients
✔ Building a file transfer UI with progress bars in Next.js
✔ Optimizing performance for large file transfers
✔ Deploying & testing the full-stack app
📂 Source Code & Resources:
🔗 Frontend Starter Code: https://github.com/aarambh-darshan/p2...
💻 Full Project (Backend + Frontend): https://buymeacoffee.com/aarambhdevhu...
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