The best time to learn Rust is NOW!

The best time to learn the Rust programming language is right now! In this video I will give you 3 reasons why.

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[TheItamarp]

Absolutely would love to see a course that has at least one project with some complexity. A lot of times in my experience, courses and tutorials stick to really simple examples which makes translating the concepts to a more realistic real world project challenging.

[nicosummer]

Absolutely would appreciate a proper rust course with exercises and projects 🔥🔥

[MarkusBurrer]

You missed the embedded devices. Rust can be a huge thing in embedded devices in the future.

Also, I think, not Rust alone makes you a better programmer. Functional programming in general will change your mindset. I know that Rust isn't a functional programming language, but it is hugely inspired by FP.

[hvogeler]

to learn rust I read the rust book, watched your videos and solved the adventofcode2021 programming quizzes. Adventofcode is so well made that it is a lot of fun with all areas of software development.

[satysin]

I would love to see a course aimed at teaching Rust to a total beginner to programming. There is a lot of good content out there for learning Rust but it is all aimed at people that clearly have programming experience and not just your basic Python knowledge but pretty much people with a solid computer science and programming background. They throw around terms that mean nothing to a total beginner like the stack, heap, memory management, etc. yet never explain what they are just expecting the reader to already have a solid understanding of such concepts.

[ostapsulyk]

Yes let's rust! This course is a MUST.

[koustubh]

Rust just crossed GO, lets go! I would definitely like to understand the smaller details, please make the course, your channel is the go-to channel for me to understand any Rust concept, thank you for the lessons

[mnipritom]

Just like the Chinese saying, "The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now."

[taylorhansen]

There's hardly anything out there that shows an actual real-world project being written. A video series on the creation of some useful software would be really awesome.

[batman]

Too bad I'm already learning it😅

Btw: I would love to see some general videos about wasm_bindgen and related libraries on this channel, instead of only libraries such as Yew that are built on top of it.

But I have to say, you are by far the best Rust Youtube Channel, and together with Firebase my favorite with regard to programming in general❤️

[everyhandletaken]

Absolutely would love to see a course that could help to make it easier to learn!

[dadinhoschannel]

For sure!
A full end to end rust course would be awesome!

[packtrouble]

Yes, i would love a course like that. While the document on the official website is really good. I think most new low level developers coming from a high level language would truly benefit from.

[criptouni]

We totally agree! coming from Web3 (Solana, NEAR, Stellar and IOTA) learning RUST is a must! The learning curve might be steep, but hey, when you learn Rust you are honestly moving into the CS space all the way! It is most likely that in your journey, you gain a lot of knowledge about OS concepts and perhaps, even move into Electronics (Arduino, RaspberryPI) and computer architecture in general. You kind of get pulled into those areas the more you (want to) learn and how to use your Rust skills.

[thingsiplay]

I think Rust is a good first programming language for people who are starting in programming seriously.

[paulclarke]

Would love a course starting from the very basics, you are great at explaining things simply 😀👍

[Candlesticksmedia]

Thanks for your videos. I would definitely like a slow paced video course on Rust explaining the features in a sequential order of difficulty

[RichReflectionz]

Been learning for over a month now and really loving it.

[asdqwe]

I do Java and typescript at work. I have also done a bit of scala, professionally.
The reason that I want to move to rust is not speed, it is correctness. I also feel like working in rust is superior to scala because when working in scala you are constantly working with mutable data structures from whatever java library you are forced to use. Either that or you are transforming java lists to scala lists.
I think the fact that we already see a lot of database libraries for rust is a great sign that we will not end up a second class citizen, like scala.

[danmartin]

Ready to get Rusty with a Rust course! And of course with your channel :)