Should You Learn Rust in 2020?

5 Reasons Why You Should Start Learning Rust today.

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[edfloreshz]

This is the second video I've watched on your channel and you already made me laugh, I just subscribed!

[marcello]

i saved 4 mins thanks for the spoiler in the beginning!

[greenlamp]

good video no cringy intro look forward to more of your content

[nerdion]

You just keep on motivating me for learning Rust now....

[EternalWordInTheFlesh]

I love c++ and love the potential of rust. I think Rust doesn't have the amount of libraries as c++ but that's why we need more people to open source they're work from both communities.

[ralfiralf]

I need to learn c++ for/at my College in the futur. And if i understood the main point correctly rust is similar but more "modern" since the feield i want to work ar requires speed and safty it seems liket the right choice. i want to work in the automotiv field would rust provide a benefit there?

[yuverris]

it's an opinion for everybody to decide which lang to choose but facts are facts, just for clarifying things why allocation are important, most of the software right there 90% actually uses the heap for long term living variables & memory storage, and No & No & No 99 times C++ doesn't have memory leaks, yes C++ vector & strings is allocated to the heap but it's safe cuz it's created by STL programmers, and every C++ coder agrees that it's safe to use, and yes C++ is slow BUT BUT in **compile time** the reason is the built-in header file each file have at less 3k lines + of code imagine including 3 headers to run your 10 lines program that's actually compiled 9k lines + 10 of code and it can be faster by using cache, not like rust when U have all stuff already implemented and not importable likr Vec etc, and memory allocations is platform depeneded memory allocation in Unix based systems is different from Windows allocations, and why you mentioned Chromium which you didn't check the source code for it and everyone on C++ community agrees that it's trash coded and eats up your RAM but what about: Redis, Mongodb, Postgresql, Linux, GNU, Nginx, Apache written in C++ & C and literary no one complained about getting memory leaks or turning their PC into a plane, rust isn't faster than C so it's not faster than C++ and You WON'T GET A MEMORY leaks unless you did `new` in C++ literary u will not or u use smart pointers made by STL programmers that manage your memory effectively, like in Rust it's safe until you do `unsafe` keyword so dear Rust coders stop saying C++ have memory leaks just because you're hearing most of the community says it btw most of the Rust community doesn't have clue how to make Hello World without using Google so dear Rust users who are like this STFU pls just STFU.

[mahmoudtokura]

Will you continue your Rust course for beginners' playlist?

[_myron]

According to TIOBE index, C++ is the fastest growing language in popularity right now, believe it or not.

[SimonProductionsTM]

I'm curious to see if Rust will ever dominate the REST API game now that big companies like Discord are switching to from Go to Rust.
Do you think Rust will beat Go in popularity? :o

[naps]

Why you people still saying that cpp is unsafe while there is now smart_pointers, RAII containers, etc ?

[sharkpyro]

tanto in italia prima del duemilacredici si useranno ancora tecnologie del giurassico, sono stufo dei contesti enterprise, se si vuole lavorare con tecnologie nuove si è costretti in posti di lavoro in startup, dove una tech stack come quella di rust è considerata almeno

[zhh]

I think every programmer should learn c or c++. Because it helps you to understand how computers work. I started with python and it was great. Then I learned c++. after learning c++ everything starts to make proper sense to me. after understanding, c/c++ properly programming becomes so easy in every language. But rust is also great. I am learning it and it is actually very easy.

[azend]

Can you make a video talking about the relation between microsoft and Rust?

[arcticspacefox]

Next video be a beginner project in Rust?

[pierreabbat]

How good is Rust at programs where all the threads simultaneously build a huge data structure which has tangled hierarchies?

[nepaliho]

What are things that we can do with rust ? Backend only or more then this ?

[comrade]

im confused is it the game Rust or the programing language?

[yuverris]

as C++ have memory leaks natively basically the problem is the coder not the lang, "best engineers in the world" doesn't mean they know how to use it

[divad]

C++ is safe, C is not.
If coders use pointers without knowing what they do yes it is unsafe.

No question: Rust is good, there's reason to use any of C++ or Rust. But i am exhausted hearing C++ blamed for being "unsafe" because the developers.

No, don't say "the best", we all make mistakes, that's how we get better.

They try to have the most effeciency so they avoid safe tools like smart_pointers or at() methods.
If you use a knife, don't blame it if you cut yourself.