Master Rust with top free resources. From the official Rust Book to hands-on Exercism exercises and expert YouTube tutorials, level up your skills.
Welcome, Rust Innovators!
Welcome to another enriching edition of Rust Trends, your go-to source for all things Rust. As the tech landscape continues to evolve at breakneck speed, we're here to ensure you stay at the forefront.
This edition is a treasure trove of learning resources, designed to elevate your Rust journey from novice to expert. We've handpicked tutorials, courses, and guides that will help you master everything from the basics to the intricacies of Rust programming.
Whether you're a seasoned Rustacean looking to brush up on your skills or a curious beginner ready to dive into the Rust ecosystem, this edition has something for everyone.
So, let's not keep you waiting any longer — Ready, set, Rust!
Rust 101: The Best Learning Resources Compiled
The official way of learning Rust is with The Rust Book, The interactive version of The Rust Book.
Ready to level up your Rust skills? Dive into Exercism's Rust track for hands-on exercises that will take you from novice to pro!
Get started with Rustlings, a collection of small exercises to get you familiar with Rust's syntax and features! Follow the README.md in the Rustlings GitHub repository to get started.
Want to learn Rust through practical examples? Check out Rust by Example, the official guide that teaches you Rust one example at a time!
Looking for engaging video tutorials on Rust? Subscribe to Let's Get Rusty on YouTube for insightful lessons and deep dives into Rust programming!
Seeking an in-depth understanding of Rust? Google's Comprehensive Rust Guide offers a thorough walkthrough, covering everything from basics to advanced topics.
Struggling with error handling in Rust? BurntSushi's blog post offers a comprehensive guide to mastering this crucial aspect of Rust programming.
Want to write Rust code that's not just correct, but also efficient? Dive into Effective Rust by David Drysdale for best practices and advanced techniques.
Interested in deep dives into Rust's complexities? Jon Gjengset's YouTube channel offers expert-level discussions and tutorials on advanced Rust topics.
Unlock your coding potential with CodinGame, a platform offering fun and challenging games to improve your programming skills, including Rust. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, CodinGame provides an engaging way to learn and practice coding in multiple languages.
The course material from Ferrous Systems is available on GitHub, including both the training content (which can be built as an mdBook by following the instructions in the README.md) and the exercises.
Best of all, each of the resources mentioned above is completely free, making it easier than ever to enhance your Rust programming skills without breaking the bank.
Must-Read Books for Every Rust Learner
For those looking to take their Rust skills into the real world, Zero To Production In Rust is a comprehensive guide that I personally find incredibly in-depth and useful.
Advance your Rust programming skills to a professional level with Jon Gjengset's Rust for Rustaceans. The book offers a comprehensive exploration of advanced topics like concurrency, unsafe code, and API design, providing practical insights for building robust and complex Rust applications.
The book links include an affiliate link, which helps us keep Rust Trends content accessible to everyone.
Snippets
- Improved ls command, called eza, written in Rust
- ChatGPT on your desktop powered by Tauri
We are thrilled to have you as part of our growing community of Rust enthusiasts! If you found value in this newsletter, don't keep it to yourself — share it with your network and let's grow the Rust community together.
👉 Take Action Now:
Share: Forward this email to share this newsletter with your colleagues and friends.
Engage: Have thoughts or questions? Reply to this email.
Subscribe: Not a subscriber yet? Click here to never miss an update from Rust Trends.
🔗 Stay Connected:
Feel free to connect with our editor, Bob Peters, on LinkedIn for more Rust insights and updates.