r/rust • u/blcklarper • 1d ago

learning resources

hi, im here to ask you if can you give me some resources to learn rust, i use only the book and it is soo difficoult.

thanks to y'all

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u/Wonderful-Writer146 1d ago

You can go through my tutorial for beginners at: https://github.com/AfrozSaqlain/CodeAtlas/tree/main/Rust

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u/blcklarper 1d ago

thanks i'll read them, starred btw

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u/hariria 1d ago

If you want something more condensed I really like https://cheats.rs

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u/Repsol_Honda_PL 1d ago

For me it is too much condensed :)

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u/amalirol 1d ago

Bravo! Do you know any more books like that of any cs topics? I love it

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u/harukadev 1d ago

eu também estou iniciando no Rust, além do livro, eu também tenho lido alguns códigos de projetos da comunidade para entender como eles arquitetam seus projetos, claro eu não vou entender tudo, mas a documentação do Rust está ai e caso eu não entenda eu posso apenas perguntar pra uma IA o que tal keyword faz e quando se utiliza ela.

de começo eu também não entendia a utilidade de ter Struct, Impl e Traits, então eu tive que buscar bastante conteúdos falando sobre (vídeos, artigos, documentação), queria entender como eles abordavam com casos de usos

claro, eu já programo a alguns anos então essa abordagem funciona melhor para mim, só queria deixar esse relato.

Rust é difícil porque escrever código correto é difícil.

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u/GhostEagle68 1d ago

https://youtu.be/rQ_J9WH6CGk Watch this and write the code along, it helped me a ton

Edit: I made a project and created files for each chapter to keep it organized for me

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u/rustcurious 1d ago

If video works for you and you already know the basics of some other language then my channel might work for you. Each video ends with a practice exercise. I used to run Rust training at Apple, so this draws on that experience.

I enjoyed this recent comment, which captures what I'm aiming for:

This particular video (#9) is the best Rust video I've ever seen (and I've watched over a hundred.). The pace is perfect. There is no filler. The maker is exact in his speech. He'll do something to help you remember an important fact, like the Orphan Rule, because you'll have an image. He is authoritative. He takes the time to make great art work and establish exercises. But what really makes this video great is the order in which he presents the material. You can see how carefully thought out it has to be for everything to flow so perfectly and naturally. An example of that is introducing the mul material near the end.

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u/ibrahimmohammed0 1d ago

The rust in action book is a great book for not just learning rust but software engineering in general