I was exactly looking for this kind of tutorial where I wont miss contents from "the book" and practicing by reading it. As I prefer video tutorials it looks awesome that you have done exactly what I was expecting in mind. Thanks a lot for that, and wish me for good journey..!
same here, I'm dyslexic (just like many programmers) so it's really helpful to be able to learn by doing or someone talking rather than having to just read with no assistance
many programmers??? you live in bubble omg - 99.9999% of tech people read books and online articles, docs etc........ without that you have no chance to succeed and be at least mediocre.... no one will hold your hand for every problem and topic and make videos... jeez @@raphaelmorgan2307
I am working for 2.5 years as a solidity developer on ethereum, now because of 3rd generation blockchain like Cardano(haskell) and Polkadot I am here to learn rust to be one of the early developers in Polkadot
We don't yet use Rust in our embedded endeavors in my company, but I'm trying to pick it up now, so when it gets into focus, I already know what to do. And honestly, so far, I am starting to like it. It has some neat features, also syntax-wise to make you more aware of potential risks and has other syntax features to improve readability. And the trait system is superior to C++ interfaces, even when you don't go overboard with it. So yeah, I think this is a worthy language to pick up for embedded and beyond.
I am starting this video and determined to get a job within a year in rust !!! I know may be its too much but lets try !!! I will comeback someday with some good news.
I tried Rust years ago but didn't like it. However, with your videos I'll try it again. I started to use Nushell and it's made in Rust, so I got interested in this language again.
Have you thought about refreshing this series? I think it would be cool to revisit every so often as the Rust Book gets updated. I just went and checked out the repo for the book and it’s pretty active. Also your sound/video quality is way better now lol.
will start a journey from here, you better keep your promise of uploading the full tutorial btw can you please increase the font size of your text editor
i am new to programming and i am new to linux also and i am using linux mint and i am also using neovim and learning rust as my first language although i do know like very basics of python and C++
somehow the way I read your comment is passive aggressive, it is a strange way to thank a youtuber for his work. If you want to cement you learning you can start a channel, but to suggest that he is learning Rust is already a little strange, it seems you are trying hard to put yourself at the same level of proficiency as he is. you said thank you in a very weird way
Sir kindly tell this... Is it possible to directly start learning Rust ??? Like if someone doesn't have idea...about coding stuff they always start with C++ or java.. but what if, someone directly started with Rust is their any problem in this??? Can I start my computer journey from Learning Rust as my first language???? If there's no problem can you tell how one should proceed learning these....
I think rust will get a big spike in demand because of Substrate and Polkadot Blockchain are using it, and you need rust to build and deploy substrate blockchain.
are you using linux? as u r writing code on konsole ? on which terminal we should make directories on VS code terminal or powershell on windows ? pls clarify
Salut Bogdan! The no jobs joke is quite real. I was looking for contracts in Europe today and did not really find any, There are Go contracts though ☹️
I am programming in C for last 5-6 year, I have started journey with rust. So while learning I always compare each step with C programming. I wanted to know the RUST COMPILATIONS PROCESS, there is no much exact info around there regarding this. Can you please provide. It would be helpful. Thanks in advance
"so first your gonna want to install the right language server, so go to your IDE, open the extensions tab, type Rust, and your gonna see one called "Rust" and that's the official Rust package. You're gonna wanna not click that, because it's deprecated, instead go to the one below it and click that one instead." ah, I love programmers.
Got the book and started reading it probably about 100 pages of the way through but i sometimes zone out when it gets to concepts i don't understand and i need to do them practically to learn them. Tried looking on Udemy for courses but nothing seemed great to here i am. Starting this now if anybody has any words of advice or how they found the course feel free to let me know. Otherwise people of the future feel free to ask me how i got on.
@@Laiteux hey still doing it, probably about 1/3 of the way through it but started doing a udemy course to build something also {HTTP backend). On a brief pause for this week because having to do my Aws CCP for work but then be straight back at it. Miss actually coding
I'm on macOS and every time I try to run rustc hello_world I get this weird error anyone know why? error: couldn't read hello_world: No such file or directory (os error 2) error: aborting due to previous error
rust byte code is converted into machine code by c/c++. how can it be faster than c/c++. It's a newbie question. so take it that way. kindly guide me where to read more about rust.
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Dude, this playlist is better than most Rust Udemy courses! Keep it up!
I'm an "old" programmer...."rusty" sounds perfect.
Haha “now you can update your resume and start applying for jobs, jk there are no jobs in rust”
I'll create jobs bro in 4 years don't worry lol
That's fine you can always create your startup using rust. It's being used in Linux now.
Many big tech companies started implementing rust such as Microsoft and openai
I was exactly looking for this kind of tutorial where I wont miss contents from "the book" and practicing by reading it. As I prefer video tutorials it looks awesome that you have done exactly what I was expecting in mind. Thanks a lot for that, and wish me for good journey..!
same here, I'm dyslexic (just like many programmers) so it's really helpful to be able to learn by doing or someone talking rather than having to just read with no assistance
many programmers??? you live in bubble omg - 99.9999% of tech people read books and online articles, docs etc........ without that you have no chance to succeed and be at least mediocre.... no one will hold your hand for every problem and topic and make videos... jeez @@raphaelmorgan2307
Man you are a savior! Thank you for this playlist !!!
Man, you are amazing, keep doing that, i was just following along the book but suddenly got very complicaded, your videos helped me a lot.
I 've read the book but I think this will be better for the beginners.
I have been looking for a nice playlist to learn Rust thank you for doing this
It seems to be the greatest series on this topic! Thanks!
I am working for 2.5 years as a solidity developer on ethereum, now because of 3rd generation blockchain like Cardano(haskell) and Polkadot I am here to learn rust to be one of the early developers in Polkadot
Cool, I'll have to explore Rust + Blockchain at some point.
Thank you for putting this tutorial, as I'm reading the book and going along with it!!
We don't yet use Rust in our embedded endeavors in my company, but I'm trying to pick it up now, so when it gets into focus, I already know what to do.
And honestly, so far, I am starting to like it. It has some neat features, also syntax-wise to make you more aware of potential risks
and has other syntax features to improve readability.
And the trait system is superior to C++ interfaces, even when you don't go overboard with it. So yeah, I think this is a worthy language to pick up for embedded and beyond.
I am starting this video and determined to get a job within a year in rust !!! I know may be its too much but lets try !!! I will comeback someday with some good news.
3:15-3:30
btw, as an alternative to reopening a terminal:
bash: hash -r
zsh: rehash
to rehash the available executables
I started following your tutorial for solana blockchain development
I wish Rust were as popular as cpp, in the first few minutes learning it, I can see how much less pain it will be... No more header/source files :p
I tried Rust years ago but didn't like it. However, with your videos I'll try it again. I started to use Nushell and it's made in Rust, so I got interested in this language again.
any update on your usage? Have you found it useful?
@@SumriseHD I still use Nu but I switched to Go. Rust is not for me.
Love you for this. Thanks for helping others on their learning journey🦀
Been trying to find a good rust video tutorial, thank you!
You're incredible. Thank you so much for these videos. I love Rust and these help so much!
Your videos really get me up and wanting more out of my day!
Starting to learn rust today!
want to start my rust journey from here.
Thank you very much for this!
I'm starting my journey to use Rust today!
Have you thought about refreshing this series? I think it would be cool to revisit every so often as the Rust Book gets updated. I just went and checked out the repo for the book and it’s pretty active.
Also your sound/video quality is way better now lol.
Not sure if you are aware, but VS Code has a built-in terminal...might be a little nicer than having one open to the side
Using the built-in terminal in future videos :)
Its funny that you said lets get rusty, it the first folder name I created to start learning in the beginning.
Thanks @Sanju for introducing me to this oneee🥳
KDE for the win. WOOOOOO!!!
will start a journey from here,
you better keep your promise of uploading the full tutorial
btw can you please increase the font size of your text editor
I'm committed to doing the entire book. Also the font size is increased in future videos.
You will be disappointed. A few months from now, he will be selling you a pays course. Sit and watch.
I'd pay for the videos, although free is better 😀 Also there are many, many people out there selling videos full of shi...garbage.
@@Sdis1980 he is rust dev so there aren't already any jobs so let the man earn some money !
@@Sdis1980 this didn't age very well lol
Thank you for your great content.
I'm new to Rust and your videos help me so much
I liked this idea! Teaching rust by the book! Thanks! 🎉
wow a rust dev with no blue hair :) good job my friend enjoyed the vid!!
thanks for your effort 🙏
I am back again, watching it one more time ..
i am new to programming and i am new to linux also and i am using linux mint and i am also using neovim and learning rust as my first language although i do know like very basics of python and C++
Кльовий канал! Богдан, дякую за роботу.
Haha. I am learning Rust too. Wanted to setup a channel to help cement the learning too until I saw yours. Good job buddy! 👍
somehow the way I read your comment is passive aggressive, it is a strange way to thank a youtuber for his work. If you want to cement you learning you can start a channel, but to suggest that he is learning Rust is already a little strange, it seems you are trying hard to put yourself at the same level of proficiency as he is. you said thank you in a very weird way
@@MMABeijing People thank differently.
I think he ment he wanted to set up a channel to help other beginners until he discovered this one
Thanks for the great video. It really helps me understand the Rust lang!
The introduction was very helpful, thanks!
Great series to go along with the book, subbed and thanks for the work!
Doing rust for fun and maybe learning bevy
Awesome playlist to learn rust lang 🦀🦀🦀
Cool series my friend!
Привіт! Дуже класний канал, дякую за твою роботу, продовжуй!
Sir kindly tell this...
Is it possible to directly start learning Rust ???
Like if someone doesn't have idea...about coding stuff they always start with C++ or java.. but what if, someone directly started with Rust is their any problem in this??? Can I start my computer journey from Learning Rust as my first language????
If there's no problem can you tell how one should proceed learning these....
I have that same chair. It's awesome.
I think rust will get a big spike in demand because of Substrate and Polkadot Blockchain are using it, and you need rust to build and deploy substrate blockchain.
Yeah thats what got me into rust
I subscribed because the channel name sounds so cool! "Let's Get Rusty" I believe I'm going to learn RUST from this youtube channel!
Thank you so much for these videos!
Is there anyway we can get an update video on how to install RUST on Windows 11? I ma having a hard time.
nice video, liked it, like your channel dedicated to Rust!
I love the fact that you use Linux.
"We'll get there tho we'll get there " - Bogdan, 2k24
are you using linux? as u r writing code on konsole ? on which terminal we should make directories on VS code terminal or powershell on windows ? pls clarify
Yes it happened! Google and Goverment are switching to Rust
Salut Bogdan!
The no jobs joke is quite real. I was looking for contracts in Europe today and did not really find any,
There are Go contracts though ☹️
looks like we got an america boi in the houuse
ruclips.net/video/Ic5vxw3eijY/видео.html
Your flag is backwards, friend. You should always hang it with the stars in the top left.
Yup! My mistake.
Hey keep the content up!!!
Are you using a Topre keyboard? Great video!
I'm using the kinesis advantage 2
@@letsgetrusty that’s a cool one!
Hi I'm a new beginner and I'm not sure how you start your project directory
Which laptop do you best recommend for Rust?
So Rust has its own Bible? Interesting
you are the best
Can I run the executable directly without cargo?
Yeah, you need Cargo for compilation though
well done! thanks for this serie :)
@letsgetrusty Great video. Can you share link to your chair?
Thanks this was perfect
Thank you for this channel
lol, your keyboard sounds like my Model M - is it?
I am programming in C for last 5-6 year, I have started journey with rust. So while learning I always compare each step with C programming.
I wanted to know the RUST COMPILATIONS PROCESS, there is no much exact info around there regarding this. Can you please provide. It would be helpful. Thanks in advance
Starting this in 2024.
you are ahead of me by 5 days
I hope you learned a lot 😂
nice video, thanks for sharing
Liking and Subscribing!
Beast Mode
"so first your gonna want to install the right language server, so go to your IDE, open the extensions tab, type Rust, and your gonna see one called "Rust" and that's the official Rust package. You're gonna wanna not click that, because it's deprecated, instead go to the one below it and click that one instead."
ah, I love programmers.
What plugin are you using for vscode?
rust-analyzer
Got the book and started reading it probably about 100 pages of the way through but i sometimes zone out when it gets to concepts i don't understand and i need to do them practically to learn them. Tried looking on Udemy for courses but nothing seemed great to here i am. Starting this now if anybody has any words of advice or how they found the course feel free to let me know. Otherwise people of the future feel free to ask me how i got on.
hey, let us know (:
@@Laiteux hey still doing it, probably about 1/3 of the way through it but started doing a udemy course to build something also {HTTP backend). On a brief pause for this week because having to do my Aws CCP for work but then be straight back at it. Miss actually coding
Update on you're progress so far my dude?
Hey can you make a tutorial on tauri
Отличные видео, благодарю!
The only show in town
Nice
Create project with rust if you can
Bom dia, muito bom o material, iniciante em programação rust
Anything in Rust for work with Money? I mean something like java has 'Moneta' and so on.
awesome channel
I'm on macOS and every time I try to run rustc hello_world I get this weird error anyone know why?
error: couldn't read hello_world: No such file or directory (os error 2)
error: aborting due to previous error
is that kubuntu?
rust byte code is converted into machine code by c/c++. how can it be faster than c/c++. It's a newbie question. so take it that way. kindly guide me where to read more about rust.
Is this langauge good for me since i have no programming background?
Start with c++
@@conradmbugua9098 do you want him to hate programming?
@@TheLoveKusano he can start with any low level programming language since rust is just an improvement of these low level languages specifically c++
🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Whats your name? Bogdan??
I guess the .rs file extension has influenced him. 😀 His accent when saying Bogdan is quite Serbian. Anyhow, he's for sure southern Slavic by origin.
Hello_cargo = 4500Kb vs C_hello = 17Kb !! What's up there?
HOW TO RUN PROGRAM WITH TERMINAL LIKE ON VIDEO?
no job :(
like for the chair
Does anyone know similar to this Rust lang book for SQL and Python?
what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna...
"... I know kung-fu"