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[juangirini]

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1. trait_based_programming
2. blockchain_state_machines
3. Ref docs for glossary #40
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4. wasm_meta_protocol
5. Ref docs for runtime_vs_smart_contract #41
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6. extrinsic_encoding
7. Ref docs for signed_extensions #42
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8. Ref docs for frame_origin #43
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9. Ref docs for safe_defensive_programming #44
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10. Ref docs for frame_composite_enums #45
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11. Ref docs for fee_less_runtime #46
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12. Ref docs for metadata #47
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13. Ref docs for frame_system_accounts #48
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14. Ref docs for frame_currency #49
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15. Ref docs for frame_benchmarking_weight #50
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16. Ref docs for chain_spec_genesis #51
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17. Ref docs for wasm_memory #52
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18. Ref docs for cli #53
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19. Ref docs for consensus_swapping #54
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20. Ref docs for runtime_upgrades #55
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21. Ref doc: Origin filters #74
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22. Ref doc: runtime API vs RPC #73
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23. Ref doc for core vs std #71
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[nuke-web3]

For the (at this time) unassigned mods, there are PBA materials that could act as the basis for crafting each doc item/mod, perhaps cross referencing the PBA book so there is less duplication of information:

• trait_based_programming - There is a private "assignment 0" that covers more than https://github.com/Polkadot-Blockchain-Academy/pba-qualifier-exam that is a good reference for non-trivial rust traits. @kianenigma may be able to open that up for this content and the next one, as it covers an impl of a basic cryptocurrency in the style of Substrate. See also tips and tricks for key topics to consider in this doc item.
• blockchain_state_machines - The PBA entrance exam has a minimal impl as reference to pull from perhaps, and the content from the BA cohort might serve as a good basis to reference, and the most recent book entry should be used as the most trusted up-to-date on that content.
• wasm_meta_protocol The slides and associated crate for WASM here can be used as a solid basis.
• extrinsic_encoding - SCALE from PBA is a good conceptual start. Unclear if this doc item should cover more than just SCALE...?

Edit: I see these do now have a start in most cases here: https://github.com/paritytech/polkadot-sdk/tree/master/docs/sdk/src/reference_docs (vs the OP linked commit to a now too old version 😅 )