Rustfully will be back soon! I promise that this channel hasn't been abandoned, I just honestly have been working from 6am to 9pm everyday on some Python projects, and I just finished those today! SO I'll be back soon :)
Huuuuuuuge logo update: To make the logo more thematic, I’ve added the “*” (dereferencing operator) and removed the random period. I know—we’ll all miss the old logo. I’ll never get back the 10 seconds it took to brainstorm it on paper, but it’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make.
TL;DR: In about 5 videos, we’ll finally start creating some projects in Rust!
LONG VERSION: I just wanted to make a short post about what to expect next on this channel. So far, we’ve been learning the basics of the Rust language, and I’d say we’ve covered about 20–30% of what you need to know to start coding naturally in Rust. However, up until now, we haven’t really created any projects (except for the very first project I copied from the Rust book—which got me roasted on YouTube because experienced devs hated that project).
So, what I’m going to do next is skip ahead a bit in the book and cover error handling in Rust, because that’s really all we’re missing to get started with creating projects. Then I can start introducing projects alongside the rest of the series!
If you have any ideas for fun beginner projects that are more Rust-oriented, I’d be grateful to hear them—all suggestions are welcome!
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Hello fellow Rustaceans!
Rustfully will be back soon! I promise that this channel hasn't been abandoned, I just honestly have been working from 6am to 9pm everyday on some Python projects, and I just finished those today! SO I'll be back soon :)
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Q: No video in 5 days... is this the end of Rustfully???
A: Nope, I'll be back next week! :)
In the mean time, you can keep up with the latest Rust chat on our Discord server: discord.gg/JsSgafegpF
2 months ago | [YT] | 54
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What will happen when we run this code in Rust?
let x = 42;
let y = x;
dbg!(x, y);
3 months ago | [YT] | 86
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Huuuuuuuge logo update: To make the logo more thematic, I’ve added the “*” (dereferencing operator) and removed the random period. I know—we’ll all miss the old logo. I’ll never get back the 10 seconds it took to brainstorm it on paper, but it’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make.
3 months ago | [YT] | 220
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Which of the following code snippets will allow you to access "5" from the following string in Rust?
let s = "Bob 5";
3 months ago | [YT] | 57
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How are you enjoying Rust so far?
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Connect and learn with other Rust developers: discord.gg/JsSgafegpF
3 months ago | [YT] | 77
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Which of these is the correct way to trigger a panic in Rust?
4 months ago | [YT] | 67
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In Rust, what is the main advantage of using `Option<T>` over using null values?
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Hello, everyone!
TL;DR:
In about 5 videos, we’ll finally start creating some projects in Rust!
LONG VERSION:
I just wanted to make a short post about what to expect next on this channel. So far, we’ve been learning the basics of the Rust language, and I’d say we’ve covered about 20–30% of what you need to know to start coding naturally in Rust. However, up until now, we haven’t really created any projects (except for the very first project I copied from the Rust book—which got me roasted on YouTube because experienced devs hated that project).
So, what I’m going to do next is skip ahead a bit in the book and cover error handling in Rust, because that’s really all we’re missing to get started with creating projects. Then I can start introducing projects alongside the rest of the series!
If you have any ideas for fun beginner projects that are more Rust-oriented, I’d be grateful to hear them—all suggestions are welcome!
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