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I'd recommend checking out "the book" first to get acquainted with the language. Once you're more comfortable with it, I've seen a lot of good reviews about (and I'm currently working through) Zero to Production in Rust.
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I'd recommend checking out "the book" first to get acquainted with the language. Once you're more comfortable with it, I've seen a lot of good reviews about (and I'm currently working through) Zero to Production in Rust.
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tokio
A runtime for writing reliable asynchronous applications with Rust. Provides I/O, networking, scheduling, timers, ...
Start with the Rust Book then maybe with the Aync Book (Not finished yet, but still a good learning experience) to learn about async programming which it's quite important for backend and then I would go on with Tokio which is widely use for async programming in Rust.