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Life times are simple. the only reason they are seen overly complicated by many is because this video does not have a clickbait thumbnail.

Concise, to the point, fun to follow and really explains the thing in whole, not bits and parts of it. Your teaching speed is calibrated ideally which makes following the course easy. Finally found a channel to follow learning Rust. Thank you!

I finally get how it works thanks to you!

Procedure return value of empty tuple . Point is bit confusing.

This channel is too underrated on RUclips but info available here is must have for beginners ( like me) who struggle with rust. Complex things explained easily.

This man has mastered the art of teaching for sure. Memory management has never been this easier.

I presume you know rust-rls has been deprecated. This video is therefore kinda confusng

i have been binging your videos doug and commenting everywhere on your channel.. but seriously thank you so much for these... i wish i could send you a gift or a coffee for all your work... you remind me of two other video teachers I have had in my life: Jeffrey Way and John Lindquist. Some of the best teachers on the planet and noone came close to them so far until now.. You are on the same pedestal for me.

who is this guy... gets the best wasm / rust course on youtube and just vanishes.. cant find him on the internet too...

In my new job Im being transfered to a Rust project, this video was really helpful, thanks!

This is by far the best tutorial on that topic out there. I love that you've included every use case!

4:32 KEREN, hahahahahaha

Thanks for the tutorial. When I learn this chapter, the concept is very similar to Typescript, we define it as "object" with curly braces and colon inside it.

This is amazing content. But 30:41 why Rust will think so ? Struct can have thousand fields ..! Compiler will check the struct too right?? Can anybody explain?

Holy Grail ❤

Incredible resource for this topic here, thank you for your time!

Very nice! Thank you.

The explanation of this that I've seen.

I'm starting to learn Rust and this is definitely deserve a subscription. Well explained. Thank you, sir. ❤

You are a life saver, thanks.

He teached me Rust and also how to teach. Thank you, Mr. Milford. You're a legend.

2024

Rustaceans don't look any further, this is the best explanation there is to rust lifetimes!!!

if you learn golang rust is easier

Actually it seems that Doug Milford left the channel, his latest reply was 3 years ago ! @Doug Milford where are you ?

Fantastic video Doug and your style is quite funny.

at 14:10, I had to add a "mode" parameter to to dev script: webpack-dev-server --mode development --port 9000 --open , so that that parameter could be passed to the exported function in webpack.config.js

I have to say, after over 40 years of working in the IT industry, I have never seen a conversation like this. Plenty of times techies have pulled this shit with other techies but I've never met anyone so socially incompetent that they think this would be a good way to talk to "normal people".

Anyone who says developers are uncreative has never heard one emphatically describe the danger of static mutables.

Why doesn't anyone talk about str as stack based like i32 etc?

I wish you could make more advanced Rust videos, like error handling and testing! 🙏🏼🙌🏻

Hey Doug, this is really helpful. Could you please make a video explaining the Smart Pointers in Rust?

This is the most comprehensive and clear explanation of the concept of lifetime that I have come across on RUclips. Thanks a lot!

watching in 2023, Doug's rust videos are so better than several paid courses

Respect!!! And thank you for the best explanation on the subject

I finally got it!, I literally said Holy sh*t. You program to the trait unlocked generics for me, I was working backwards. The other statement that was an epiphany for me was "Lifetimes, it's all about the references. " THANKS SO MUCH !!

WOW, I finally undedrstand frickin lifetimes

This is an amazing video! Thanks for helping me understand memory management in Rust better. I'm working on my own video series on Rust, that's currently available on my channel, but I haven't covered borrowing and memory management yet. Keep up the great work, Doug!

most helpful video about lifetime

Dear Doug, many thanks for sharing your valuable wealth of knowledge in this domain. My ambition is to hopefully learn how to build a Rust crate for my Three.js project so I'll spend the time closely following your content. Thank you and hope to see more content.

Even after 3 years, this is still the best explanation there is to rust lifetimes, any chance we'll be seeing a smart pointer, declarative and procedural macros explanation?

The best video on this topic

Excellent

Man, you just answered my question 10fold. Thank you so much.

This is one of the best videos I have ever seen on this topic. You delve into things in a "this is how you do it, and then this is why it's weird" approach, which makes far more sense to me because I can then connect the theory that follows with the behavior that I just learned. Really appreciate your approach, you just earned a sub from me.

Thank you for the explanation.

Doug? Are you still around? Could really use more of your great videos. Your's are the first videos I point people to for learning rust.

Really good explanations here👍

Informative!

I have just discovered your channel with this video, and found it very useful. The content is excellent, but what struck me are two things about the production: no background music - I'm hearing impaired so clarity is extra important to me; and the pacing is great, particularly because you don't edit out pauses, allowing me to follow along without having to continually pause and step back (as much). I look forward to watching more of your videos.