Rust Threading Basics 🦀 Rust Tutorial

Rust threading is easy to implement and improves the efficiency of your applications on multi-core systems! Threading is built into the Rust standard library, so you don't even need to import any extra crates to use them. Let's take a look at the Rust std::thread module and the spawn() function, which is used to create new threads. Threads are created by specifying a "closure", which we covered in an earlier video in this Rust tutorial series.

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[ronaldo.abdouuuuuu]

The best rust course in the world, the ultimate in simplicity and explanation ❤

[shashidharamn]

Very nicely explained. I really appreciate the way you go about the topics. Break it down and start from basics.

[Gabriel_Bento]

I've always felt confused when it comes to threading, and why Rust is the way it is.With this video I could understand it better. Thanks Sullivan for the lesson, incredible work! <3 Please keep posting videos.

[samzeng]

Excellent lessons, thanks for your work!

[andrewiglinski]

Dude gotta say... not only am I finally committing to learning rust, that btop was a good find. I definitely prefer that to vtop or htop.

[paulclements]

Many thanks for this, I'm designing an SPI MCP3002 based Rust oscilloscope for the Pi 5 (it's quad core) using egui_plot which is working albeit very slow. Just about to mod it using your excellent tuition with threads, which it currently doesn't use and which is why it's currently so slow

[ImranKhan-brdv]

now i understand what is multithreading and the importance of this in rust

[ERAYKAAN]

i started with the course (i am at the 3. video) and i like it thanks! Can you please not stop doing this (: Could you explain ownership too?

[Qwerty-ofox]

I have a doubt here. As you have shown the CPU usage, like 3 CPU Cores were completely utilised when running two spawned threads and a main thread. So my doubt is, is Rust doing multi-processing in the background? I mean spawned threads should be running in a single process / core right? unless you specify you want to do multi-processing? So running each thread in a separate core makes it multi-processing right? I mean in Python when I try multi-threading it does create multiple threads but all of them run in a single CPU core, unless I bring the multi-processing

By the loving the series. Hoping more videos especially on Tokio, Actix and maybe some small Rust Projects using these crates.

[AryungChen]

Awesome !! Is it possible to have a tutorial about RC, ARC, ...combine with thread or mutex scenarios/example?

[johnnielondon]

Really clear tutorial and style. Thanks for taking the time to publish all this content. A question - what extension are you using in VScode for syntax hinting? I’d like to try that. Thanks again!

[MoaresOliveiradaSilva]

I wanted to see how to use the multiple threads to count the 500_000_000_000 together and ending quickly

[Gettingbetter-gvuo]

Fantastic tutorial. Please
How can i get my VS code to look like yours?

[severgun]

why work for main thread was in loop? It should be out of it

[vikinggeorge]

I know how threads work, but what's the difference between Tokio threads and Std threads?

[VickyGYT]

I must say Golang has much superior parallel and concurrency support