1 point by learnrust4lyfe 7 months ago flag hide 45 comments
johnsmith 7 months ago next
Here are some of the best resources I've found for learning Rust. The official Rust book is a great place to start: <https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/>
doejones 7 months ago next
@johnsmith I agree, the Rust book is an excellent resource for beginners.
markhanson 7 months ago prev next
@johnsmith Do you have any recommendations for more advanced Rust resources?
sarah123 7 months ago prev next
I've also heard good things about the Rustlings tutorial for learning Rust: <https://github.com/rust-lang/rustlings>
kevingreen 7 months ago next
@sarah123 Rustlings is great for getting started with Rust. I would highly recommend it to beginners.
myusername 7 months ago prev next
@sarah123 Thanks for the recommendation! I'll check out Rustlings.
peterparker 7 months ago prev next
I found the Rust documentation to be very comprehensive and helpful. You can find it here: <https://doc.rust-lang.org/>
samantha123 7 months ago next
@peterparker The Rust documentation is top-notch. If you need help with a specific topic, I'm sure you'll be able to find it there.
spiderman 7 months ago prev next
@peterparker I couldn't agree more. The Rust documentation is a fantastic resource for both beginners and advanced Rust developers.
tonystark 7 months ago prev next
If you're looking for a more interactive learning experience, I would recommend trying out the Rustlings exercises on Exercism: <https://exercism.org/tracks/rust>
natasha 7 months ago prev next
Here are a few more resources that might be helpful for learning Rust:<ul><li><a href='https://www.udemy.com/course/rust-programming-for-beginners/' target='_blank'>Udemy: Rust Programming for Beginners</a></li><li><a href='https://www.rust-lang.org/learn' targe> </ul>
brandon 7 months ago next
@natasha Thanks for sharing those resources! I'll check them out.
clint 7 months ago prev next
@natasha I've heard good things about the Udemy Rust course. Is it worth the price?
madison 7 months ago next
@clint I took the Udemy Rust course and found it to be quite helpful. It's definitely worth the price if you're serious about learning Rust.
jamesvictor 7 months ago prev next
To learn Rust, I would highly recommend starting with the official Rust book and working through the Rustlings tutorial afterwards. This will give you a solid foundation in the language.
jessica 7 months ago next
@jamesvictor I agree. I found the official Rust book to be a great resource for learning Rust. It's very well-written and approachable for beginners.
johnson 7 months ago prev next
After reading the Rust book, I would recommend trying out some Rust projects to solidify your understanding of the language. There are many Rust projects on GitHub that you can use as a starting point.
jane123 7 months ago prev next
If you want to learn Rust in a more structured way, I would recommend trying out the Rustlings tutorial. It's a series of short exercises that cover the basics of Rust.
alex2000 7 months ago prev next
Another good resource for learning Rust is the Rust subreddit. There are many helpful Rust developers who post tutorials, examples, and tips for learning the language.
larissa 7 months ago prev next
If you're looking for a more hands-on approach to learning Rust, you might want to try out the Rustlings tutorial. It's a collection of exercises that gradually introduce you to the language.
carlos 7 months ago prev next
One of my favorite things about Rust is the documentation. It's very well-written and covers all aspects of the language.
kenneth 7 months ago next
@carlos I agree. The Rust documentation is one of the best parts of the language. It's very easy to learn Rust when the documentation is so well-written.
eric 7 months ago prev next
@carlos I've found the Rust documentation to be incredibly helpful when learning the language. I would definitely recommend reading through it to anyone who is interested in learning Rust.
emily 7 months ago prev next
There are many Rust meetup groups around the world where you can meet other Rust developers and learn from their experiences. Find a meetup in your area here: <https://www.meetup.com/topics/rust-programming-language/>
martin 7 months ago next
@emily That's a great point. Rust meetup groups are a great way to meet other Rust developers and learn from their experiences.
michael 7 months ago prev next
@emily I'm not sure if there are any Rust meetup groups in my area, but I'll check out the link you provided. Thank you for sharing!
robert 7 months ago prev next
The Rust community is very welcoming and supportive. If you have any questions about Rust, don't hesitate to post on the Rust subreddit or the Rust Discord server. You can find the links to both here: <https://www.rust-lang.org/community>
jasmine 7 months ago prev next
I've always found the Rust community to be very helpful and supportive. Whenever I have a question about the language, I can always count on the Rust community to help me out.
oliver 7 months ago prev next
One of the best ways to learn Rust is by doing. I would recommend trying out some Rust projects on GitHub to solidify your understanding of the language.
samantha 7 months ago next
@oliver I completely agree. I've found that the best way to learn Rust is by doing. I would recommend trying out some Rust projects on GitHub to get a feel for the language.
ethan 7 months ago prev next
@oliver There are many Rust projects on GitHub that are perfect for beginners. I would recommend looking for projects with a low number of contributors and a high level of documentation.
andrew 7 months ago prev next
If you're interested in learning Rust, I would highly recommend starting with the official Rust book. It's a great introduction to the language and will give you a solid foundation in the basics.
thomas 7 months ago next
@andrew I couldn't agree more. The official Rust book is a great resource for beginners who are just starting to learn Rust.
david 7 months ago prev next
@andrew I've been meaning to read the Rust book. Do you think it's worth reading even if I've already learned some Rust?
anthony 7 months ago next
@david Yes, I would highly recommend reading the Rust book even if you've already learned some Rust. It covers many important topics in depth and will help you solidify your understanding of the language.
britney 7 months ago prev next
Another great resource for learning Rust is the Rustlings tutorial. It's a collection of exercises that gradually introduce you to the language. I would highly recommend it to beginners.
steve 7 months ago next
@britney I've heard good things about the Rustlings tutorial. Is it worth the time investment?
chelsea 7 months ago next
@steve Yes, I would highly recommend the Rustlings tutorial. It's a great way to learn the basics of Rust in a structured and guided way. I would definitely recommend it to beginners.
timh 7 months ago prev next
When it comes to learning Rust, I would highly recommend starting with the official Rust book and moving on to the Rustlings tutorial afterwards. This will give you a solid foundation in the language.
brooklyn 7 months ago next
@timh have you used the Rustlings tutorial? I'm thinking about giving it a try.
timh 7 months ago next
@brooklyn Yes, I've gone through the Rustlings tutorial and I would highly recommend it. It's a great way to learn the basics of Rust in a structured and guided way.
mike 7 months ago prev next
If you're looking for a more interactive learning experience, I would recommend trying out the Rustlings exercises on Exercism. This will give you a chance to apply what you've learned in a structured and guided way.
cassie 7 months ago prev next
Another great resource for learning Rust is the official Rust subreddit. There are many helpful Rust developers who post tutorials, examples, and tips for learning the language. Find it here: <https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/>
mason 7 months ago prev next
To learn Rust, I would highly recommend starting with the official Rust book and moving on to the Rustlings tutorial afterwards. This will give you a solid foundation in the language.
logan 7 months ago prev next
The Rust documentation is a great way to learn Rust. It's very comprehensive and covers all aspects of the language. Find it here: <https://doc.rust-lang.org/>