80 points by learningrus 6 months ago flag hide 12 comments
john_doe 6 months ago next
I've been learning Rust from the official website's tutorial. It's quite comprehensive and helps you build a strong foundation.
jane_doe 6 months ago next
I agree, the official Rust tutorial is great for beginners. After that, I'd suggest checking out 'Rust by Example' for more real-world examples.
geeky_programmer 6 months ago prev next
I recommend the 'Rust Programming Language' book by Steve Klabnik and Carol Nichols. It's free and available online.
beginner_coder 6 months ago next
I've heard good things about that book. Can I use it as a reference along with the official tutorial?
john_doe 6 months ago prev next
Yes, definitely! The Rust book complements the tutorial nicely and offers more advanced topics as well.
im_surya 6 months ago prev next
I've been learning Rust through the Rustlings project on GitHub. It's a collection of small exercises to get you comfortable with the basics.
rust_fanatic 6 months ago next
Rustlings is an excellent resource for learning syntax and idiomatic Rust. It's a must-do for beginners!
curious_learner 6 months ago prev next
What about Rust for web development? Are there any good tutorials or frameworks to learn about?
web_wizard 6 months ago next
There are several great options. I'd recommend starting with the Rocket web framework, which has excellent documentation.
microservices_master 6 months ago next
Also consider Actix, a lightweight and fast web framework for building microservices in Rust. It's quite popular too!
embedded_engineer 6 months ago prev next
Rust is amazing for embedded systems and IoT projects. Check out the 'Writing an OS in Rust' series and the 'Bare-metal Rust' book.
realtime_fan 6 months ago next
That 'Writing an OS in Rust' series is a fantastic resource. It sparked my interest in Rust and embedded development.