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Learn a massive amount of Rust programming skills and techniques, from basic syntax to advanced concepts
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Explore the latest advancements in Rust, including web programming basics, async-await, threads, and more
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Develop an understanding of advance level concepts such as generics, traits, lifetimes, and closures
In the world of programming languages, there are often tradeoffs to consider. Low-level languages such as C and C++ offer speed and control, but at the cost of memory safety. High-level languages such as Python and JavaScript prioritize safety but are less efficient in terms of power and speed. Rust, however, offers the best of both worlds.
You will begin with the basics of Rust programming, including its syntax and memory safety features. As you progress, you will develop an understanding of advanced-level concepts such as generics, traits, and more. The course provides hands-on experience in solving intermediate to advanced-level problems using Rust.
The course covers a range of topics, including basic Rust programming syntax, Enums, structures, rust module system, the use of external crates and publishing crates, smart pointers, commonly used data structures, advanced techniques such as macros, testing, memory allocations and more. You will also learn some real-life applications in Rust from scratch, and efficient programming skills.
Furthermore, you will understand concurrency and async programming, textual processing, directory handling, Blockchain, and web programming in Rust.
By the end of this course, you will become fluent in Rust programming and confidently and professionally code in the language.
This course is designed for beginners who have no prior knowledge of Rust and who are interested in learning the language. However, the book also covers advanced concepts, making it suitable for individuals who want to develop their skills and expertise in Rust programming. It may be particularly useful for students, professionals, or hobbyists who are interested in system programming, blockchain development, or other related areas.
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Use Rust syntax and collectors to write basic programs
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Apply enums, traits, structures, generics, and more to create complex programs
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Utilize advanced Rust techniques, such as macros and testing, for efficient programming
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Apply Rust to create real-life applications such as blockchain and web programming
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Handle options, strings, and structures in concurrent and asynchronous programs
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Learn performance optimization techniques and benchmarking using Criterion
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