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1. The Rust Book 2. rustlings (a GitHub repo) 3. Rust by Example 4. the official rust documentation

I have read the rust book but i find that rust projects on Github are quite difficult to read, the generic syntax, lifetime notation, etc are getting me crazy, any suggestions for beginners to read large scale Rust project?

Way I see it coming from pip/npm world, we’re trading mental pains: 1. Version management of node/python. These have very poor backwards compatibility 2. Dependency hell 3. Typing - let me restart my TS server and troubleshoot that tsconfig again 4. Ahh unit testing. Which framework to pick? Rust’s cargo just is a better dx out of the box. Now, all your mental energy can be on rust concepts/code I plan to practice more rust this year :)

Are you learning Rust this year?

Rust is amazing, but a lot of package documentation needs serious attention, especially ones that introduce breaking changes, but don't update their examples to reflect the changes.

Best way to learn is to create something that is an actual use to you, and use Youtube tutorials and rustbooks, forums etc to help you on your way.

The best way to learn Rust as a system programming language, is to go through the write an OS in Rust blog post, which teaches you about many specific details of the language that you wouldn't really have the opportunity to play with in a very simple program.

Do yuo have a video that directs me to some ressources like these, but for C ? Before entering modern system languages (Rust, Zig), I want to learn the old ways first. As they are still in use.

Do you need to say rust foundation every time or you'll get sued?

Rust is so cringe

too many moving object in this video.. please reduce it to increase viewer focus.. thanks

Reading book and learning coding was never my thing ... I just created basic lvl projects and read docs while learning rust.

Okay. But where to get that 5+ YoE companies are asking on their JD for rust jobs

Doing web servers in Rust ain’t it chief.

and what about rustonomicon?

Why don't people talk about rust by practice, is not good enough??

But their crate doc sucks 90% of the time. Beginners can't even understand wt f is going on.

Hey. Rust looks nice. Traits are better than OO --- or at least offers something different --- especially in regards to GUI design. But I would highly recommend the No Boilerplate YouTube videos hich are *short* for people who already have understood several languages. Multi choice with examples is the quickest way. Then the final way is to write something based on the BTS you have already learned. Just my 2c. Everything on the web is stupefyingly slow and boring. Except for No Boilerplate.

best way to learn rust: 1. create backend by practice in youtube video 2. ask teory questions to chatgpt 3. repeat

I always said if you know one programming language. It's really not hard to learn another one. You already got the basic thoughts around it. I always start with a cheat sheet to get the Syntax reference down and start with the basic programming in that language. I know HTML and CSS isn't a programming language, but the picture is there it's just not develop yet. My first real programming language I learned was Lua.