What can you build in Rust?!

Today we are discussing what kind of programs you can build using Rust!

[morthim]

"as you can see, for $20 you can get 12 loaves of bread, 2 cows, and a small child"
lmao

[FerdieSwinkels]

"Rust is a great language; it doesn't have a garbage collector..." As a C# programmer, it freaked me out and I was like "how's that a great thing?!". Couple of months into learning Rust with this channel and I now totally get why that's a huge plus :)

[nathanielwoodbury]

I think what’s so magical about these videos is how you create this community and culture of such a beautiful language and create pride in it. Something that it feels to be lacking right now due to the nature not many people use it. These videos greatly inspire me to continue with rust and improve and I love that so much. I can’t express the value in this channel. Thank you

[bosadam]

Your English is very clear to non-native speakers. Thanks for this. Nowadays, I'm trying to learn the Rust language. I tried in the past. But, I really want to be focused on it. The main problem is that I'm a dotNET-based full-stack developer. I hope I can handle it easily :)

[DerelictNacho]

So, I'm learning Rust with limited prior experience in C#. About 2:30 seconds into the video you mention you're from Ukraine and it brought me back to reality for a moment. I hope you and your loved ones are well. Thank you for making this content for everyone!

[tuanlam]

Coming from a world with GC, learning Rust is really mind shifting. Hope to learn more from your channel. Keep up good work.

[dacid]

I'd love to see an updated version of this video! Since this video was made, many frameworks and tools have increased in maturity (such as bevy, egui, and tauri, or web frameworks like Rocket and Axum), and even more are being explored, like Linux kernel driver development. It's been amazing to watch the ecosystem grow so quickly!

[josephxavier]

Polkadot's Substrate framework is also written in rust😊

[hermannpaschulke]

I'm really looking forward to Rust support in the Linux Kernel. The code examples I've seen look really straight forward.

[xavhow]

As a general advice, if time to product is top priority, go with higher level languages. You can always add Rust later in parts where performance is critical.

[markhaus]

To me, the unsung hero of Rust, is the community. You have no idea how invaluable it is to do systems programming in a supprotive community as compared to your typical C/C++ community. It's a tough language but I'm learning faster than I have for most other languages Ive learned

[veto_]

Passed two years learning C++ by myself and it's personally my favorite lenguage besides its downfalls, i started to get interested in rust and personally i have and overall good impresion of it, in his memory safety features but homnstly i liked it's community.

I never found so much dedication and love over a technology since godot (which is a game engine, but its the best i can found a comparison for), specially in programming lenguages where always feels like theres sort of a love/hate relation with devs and the lenguage they most use

[Rikaisan]

I wanted to give a special mention to Veloren, it's a 3D open source game written in Rust, it's still in a really early stage, alpha or even pre-alpha, so they are refining game mechanics before story and quests, haha, but it is going really good. People interested in Game Dev should check it out! They even have a wiki for people who want to contribute, makes reading the source so much easier.

[turbasdd]

"We will push through the pain together" This phrase has just changed my life... :)

[yuvrajagarkar]

I think im gonna learn it, cause as you said other frameworks might make things easy as they offer a layer of abstraction but low level access also really gives u the advantage to creating something from scratch

[antheus_s]

What a great in depth video explaining perfectly what Rust should be used for. I was thinking of rewriting the frontend of my hobby project from my own JavaScript framework (yes, I'm one of those people) to a Rust WASM frontend. Definitely sticking to my current stack for that and will use Rust with WASM for the complex computational work only.

[jrerehs]

I hope the use of Rust matures in evolutionary algorithms, machine learning and NLP

[AndriyTech]

Богдан молодець)
Ютуб аналітика показала, шо твої відео дивляться частина моїх глядачів.
Успіхів у розвитку каналу.
Good Luck!)

[keeroin]

Яке приємне здивування в мне було, коли я просто дивився цікавий контент по мові, яку почав вивчати, а потім випадково дізнався, що автор - українець 😅🥰
Дякую за якісну й складну роботу, що ти робиш! ❤

[tad-lispy]

Great content! Clear, simple and balanced. Thanks, Bogdan. I'm just starting to learn Rust coming from high level and purely functional background (Elm 💗). Despite it's imperative and somewhat low-level nature I'm really excited. I see some similarities too: rich, algebraic type system and friendly compiler that has my back. Lovely. I'm looking forward to take advantage of Rust's concurrency, efficient memory management (no more GC pauses 😬) and portability. I must admit that it took me some time to see the light, but now I'm certain that Rust is a great language. Friendly community is a big part of it's appeal. You rock and I hope you will keep making these videos.