Since rust based products like warp terminal and zed editor, as well as uv and ruff are kinda hype right now, it is definitely worth it to take a look at the language. Looking forward to learn rust at this channel!
Hey there. Yeah I've been crazy busy but am hoping to get back to making videos in June. As far as PyO3, I'll let you in on a spoiler for one of the things that kept me so busy... pip install hussh
In my definitely biased opinion, Python gives you more options for cyber security due to the sheer number of tools already available. However, if you need a very specific high-performant system-level tool, then you may want to choose Rust to develop it in. More importantly than language though is a solid foundation in operating systems and networking.
If you're joining me in this course to learn Rust, or already have learned Rust, what are/were your motivations for learning it?
Rust is fast I like the syntax and the type system and more
I absolutely love your videos please don't stop
I wanted to learn rust since the summer break, thank you for giving me the impulse to start learning it
Then we're in this together!
I'm always looking to expand my knowledge in programming languages. Thank you for always making the tutorials so easy to listen to and learn.
Thank you for this series
Since rust based products like warp terminal and zed editor, as well as uv and ruff are kinda hype right now, it is definitely worth it to take a look at the language. Looking forward to learn rust at this channel!
Definitely agree. I have a project I'd like to implement with PyO3 soonish so it's motivating me to get back on track.
@@JakeCallahan no new videos on Rust with PyO3? Would be great to see tutorial how to combine them!
Hey there. Yeah I've been crazy busy but am hoping to get back to making videos in June. As far as PyO3, I'll let you in on a spoiler for one of the things that kept me so busy... pip install hussh
Exciating to learn from you
python or rust or mojo which is better for learning and useful in cyber security career?
In my definitely biased opinion, Python gives you more options for cyber security due to the sheer number of tools already available. However, if you need a very specific high-performant system-level tool, then you may want to choose Rust to develop it in.
More importantly than language though is a solid foundation in operating systems and networking.