Rust Stream: String it All Together!

A stream meant for "advanced beginners" of Rust who are familiar with the concepts of ownership and strings but don't yet have a firm grip on them.

In this stream, we build a program for processing Strings and talk about what Strings are and why there are multiple kinds of them.

[moy]

This has been the most insightful view into strings in Rust. Thanks a lot Ryan!

I would also appreciate a deep overview on futures and the async/await syntax, since concepts such as executors, tasks, blocking threads and so on can often be very confusing.

[mobibuzzer]

Thanks for this content! Would love to see an episode about async/await.

[Gordolone]

I really have to thank you for your content. Not only you explain in an amazing way, but you also create really nice content. Many of the question they asked, I would have asked them as well. This channel is a small gem, deserves love, and you should not stop.

[alishabani]

the way you explain how things work in rust is amazing. Thank you!

[KiffinGish]

Thanks for this fantastic series, you make the quantum leap from beginner to intermediate alot less painful!

[Ruddy_]

Hey Ryan, I am loving this stream. I am new to Rust and this is helping. I might be off base here, but could I suggest that for your streams you turn off the Rust Analyzer type annotation. To me it makes the code seem denser and harder to follow; specially if there are closures involved. This suggestion might seem counter intuitive to what the analyzer is trying to do but in this case it makes the code busier. Again, thanks for the stream and effort. These are a big help.

[hansrudolf]

Love the series Ryan! Keep up the good work!

[preeeby]

Only feedback is don't disappear for 3 months!

[Blure]

May I suggest if could talk sometime about smart pointers? That would be very helpful. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[TheNoirKamui]

Would be cool to know where to find the stream next time. I would love to plan it into my schedule.

[kockakoc]

Thanks. BTW, when you in the middle of the docs and want to begin searching, pressing "s" will move you to the top with focus in the search input, so no need move with scrolling to the top through a bunch of a text.

[sheikhakbar]

Commenting to help the algorithm ! Thanks a lot.

[honzasedlon]

Would be awesome if you made a video about traits.. I mean not exactly how to use them but how to compose them

[pynchia]

so in the end you left the process function add &str "views" to the hashmap even if the String gets dropped at the end of the scope?

[pshar]

The program version at 26:26, its not working for me as of today. I am on Linux and getting some very weird output that's no where looks like a readable characters.

[jantonisito]

Is there a repo for this presentation?