Rust Intro Trailer

Quick trailer about the possibilities of the Rust Programming Language.

This Rust programming language tutorial series is aimed at easing your training step by step. Rust is a systems level language aimed at speed and safety and can be run cross-platform, including embedded systems and even the browser with WebAssembly (WASM)! I use the VS Code development environment to help you learn the core topics. Please join me on this journey with this fantastic new programming language.

Topics include coding basics, hello world, primitives, cargo, toml, rustup, arrays, borrowing, shadowing, string vs str, tuples, enumerations (enums), println and so much more...all free on youtube!

[dougmilford]

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[krzysztoflarysz]

Wow. The best rust tutorial on youtube.

[karelhrkal]

I'm not sure if *the* most, but I definitely agree that Rust is one of the most significant improvements in programming in recent history.

If I wasn't lazy, I would make a video titled "It took 43 years to do programming right" with a thumbnail showing C's release date of 1972 and Rust's of 2015.

[alexkalopsia]

Thanks for the tutorials! Just wanted to point out that - I think - some videos in the playlist are in the wrong order. Following in the playlist order I felt like some parts were skipped, but I eventually found the videos later in the playlist (string and format, cargo.toml, etc)

[sede]

Doug, I LOVED your videos. I was glued to the screen for a day, literally. I'd wish to see a video about a specific crate like using tokio in or may be just http programming in general. Is this something you can produce? That would be fantastic, and again, thanks for your videos. They are great!

[rustuber]

Great content Doug. Can you please provide video for Asynchronous programming in Rust? or how to use async/Tokio
in Rust?

[keithmilford]

Great videos! Made learning Rust much easier!!

[MarkusBurrer]

Nice tutorial, but I miss a part about using Git in Rust projects