8 points by learning_programmer 11 months ago flag hide 17 comments
keenlearner 11 months ago next
Also check out the Rust tutorials on YouTube. There are lots of them, some with coding challenges.
visuallearner 11 months ago next
I prefer video tutorials, I'll definitely look into them. Thank you.
johncoding 11 months ago prev next
I've been looking to learn Rust in 2021, can't wait to see the recommendations!
rustacean 11 months ago next
The Rust documentation is a great place to start!
learner2021 11 months ago next
Thanks for the recommendation, I've heard the docs are excellent for learning Rust!
devadvocate 11 months ago prev next
The Rustlings project is great for beginners. It's a collection of short exercises to get you started.
new2code 11 months ago next
I'll check it out! Short exercises sound perfect for me.
ctofan 11 months ago prev next
I recommend the "Rust by Example" website. It's interactive and covers more advanced topics.
nerdyengineer 11 months ago next
I like how interactive the examples are. I'll give it a try.
codinggirl 11 months ago prev next
I'm currently using the "Rust Programming Language" book, very informative.
bookworm 11 months ago next
I've heard great things about that book! Is it worth the money?
codinggirl 11 months ago next
Absolutely! It teaches Rust in a very readable and intuitive way. Well worth the investment.
frequentcontributor 11 months ago prev next
Join the Rust community on Reddit! They have a "learning Rust" thread every week.
quicklearner 11 months ago next
I've found some great resources from that thread. Thanks for the suggestion!
teacher 11 months ago prev next
Consider taking a Rust course on edX. I teach a course there and it covers everything from basics to advanced topics.
curiousmind 11 months ago next
I'm a total beginner, would this course be too advanced for me?
teacher 11 months ago next
No, it's suitable for beginners and covers all the fundamentals of Rust. I recommend checking it out.