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Posts
Posts where rust-blog has been mentioned. We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives and similar projects - the last one was on 2021-04-08.
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Tour of Rust's Standard Library Traits
Good stuff. Their other blog posts are good.
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Feedback on learning rust by migrating my nodejs + express backend
I offer advice here on how newbies should learn Rust. The TL;DR is do the exercises in the Rustlings repo and then get started on Exercism's Rust track. However, if you have a project in mind that excites you then just go for it! You'll be way more motivated to finish if it's something you're interested in. If you get stuck you can always ask questions in the learnrust subreddit, in the rust subreddit's weekly beginner's questions thread, on stackoverflow, on the official Rust users forum, on the #beginners channel on the official Rust Discord server, or on the #rust-beginners channel on the community Rust Discord server.
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I think my intuition around lifetimes is wrong
This article may help build your intuition regarding lifetimes: Common Rust Lifetime Misconceptions.
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Linus Torvalds on where Rust will fit into Linux
Lifetimes are hard, but this article may help you.
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Want to get Rusty quick
Try following the advice in this article. Although written in 2020 it's still as every bit relevant in 2021.
- List of Rust blogs by individual developers
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Can the Rust remove the lifetime parameter In the future?I mean that if is possible that let complier automatic derivation all of the lifetime parameter?
It's a common misconception that all of the lifetimes the compiler infers for your code are automatically correct.
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Learning Rust
I wrote an article called Learning Rust in 2020 which gives advice on how to learn Rust while practicing and getting comfortable with the language by doing small exercises, I think you'll find it helpful! (And despite its title it's still just as relevant in the year 2021, lol).
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Beginner to intermediate programmer with a strong maths background. Can anyone reccomend some resources for learning Rust?
Learning Rust in 2020 still totally relevant in 2021.
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Mozilla Welcomes the Rust Foundation
You may find this article helpful, offers advice on how to learn and practice Rust.
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Learning Rust as a college student with less free time
You don't have to master a language to be productive in it. An hour a day for even just a few months is plenty of time to get comfortable with the language. You may also find this article helpful for suggestions on how to approach learning and practicing Rust.