I've come to truly believe that diving into a new programming language brings both fresh enjoyment and a completely new perspective to programming. This year, I decided to pick up Elixir, and wow, functional programming is truly remarkable. The approach to programming in functional languages is simply amazing.
sis , You're amazing ! I started learning Rust, but quickly realized it's meant for building really solid systems that are usually handed over to the senior developers. It's not exactly the friendliest language for developers. Good luck on your journey! (i started Go lang)
Its not beginner friendly for sure I tried to learn it after having written lots of things in python and at a moment It pissed me off when I was trying to make a web server.
@@mr.k8660 Rust is whats considered a low-level/systems language. Higher level languages like Python/JS/Java/Ruby/etc don't teach you anything about memory management, and even though it seems minor, you soon realize how much heavy lifting the language is doing for you when you need to manually handle it. And on top of that, Rust takes a very different approach to memory management than any other language. So not only you need to learn about memory management, you also need to learn a very very novel and non-trivial way to do it. I highly recommend starting with C or Zig, since they will teach you the "standard" way to handle memory, and once you understand all the concepts, it's much easier to learn how Rust does it.
And I learn every week because I have enough time to site on the chair for 14 hours, not flexing just telling, I have learnt pyhton, HTML-CSS-JS, Rust, kotlin, Golang, C, and C++, next foucusig on Assembly. I didn't just left one and jump to other left one and jump to other, no, I practice them too much until I make a mega project and then do transitions! HAPPY CODING DIDI (Hope you know what it means if you're Indian) !
I learn something new every month like I am learning video game development using TS then Unity with C#, it's just I don't create videos on it, I build things but I guess creating videos about your journey really make sense, by the way I have learned Rust as well 😜😜😜
Learning a programming language every year is indeed possible, but becoming good at it to the extent that you could build something useful takes more than just the language itself, so if you're just interested in learning programming languages, it then makes sense.
Hello there. I hope you can guide me in this situation. I am a bba graduate and have been learning full stack development on and off for the past 9 months and discontinued it for a few months because of some personal reasons. Now again I'm gonna apply somewhere but i am a bit sceptical if i apply to a course and if they don't give me the placement thn there is no hope for me . I am pretty confused with what should i choose because i am from non technical background and i need placement assistance in some form . Where should i go- should i go with internshala course, gradly ,my captain or harkirat singh's cohort . Currently i am doing a bootcamp on udemy by Colt but it isn't doing much for me and the project he has is pretty outdated and Nonsensical.
@@naumanmirza1927 6 months atleast, but if you want to understand his course you should have a good understanding of Datastructures and few algorithm, not only his course but any courses will be easier if you have basics of dsa completed.
@@manishshaw1002 bro if i go with learning dsa it is gonna take and consume so much of my time nd also I'm running out of time i need a job asap? I don't know what I should do. Even if now i were to start with data analytics there is no huge learning curve but there are no fresher roles for data analyst you get that easily
For anything the learning curve is huge till it clicks. Example data engineer is more simple but you have to be good in sql , very very good and have some knowledge in distributed system but no vacancy for freshers. So better learn Frontend, there are so much vacancy for freshers as well and side by side do DSA, hardly will take 1 month to get familiarize later it will take 6 months to master and solve med level without hardles
ruclips.net/video/LjIe4w_-vzk/видео.htmlsi=1lAkz_sHH-E6Op-v A useful video to take a look at each of the two languages and learn about the orientation and philosophy of each language. Rust may be an inappropriate choice or it may be the most appropriate choice for your thinking and philosophy!
nope. i searched linkedin and there are no jobs for inexperienced noobies. i also searched for internships even they are scarce and for extremely genius coders.
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I've come to truly believe that diving into a new programming language brings both fresh enjoyment and a completely new perspective to programming. This year, I decided to pick up Elixir, and wow, functional programming is truly remarkable. The approach to programming in functional languages is simply amazing.
sis , You're amazing ! I started learning Rust, but quickly realized it's meant for building really solid systems that are usually handed over to the senior developers. It's not exactly the friendliest language for developers. Good luck on your journey! (i started Go lang)
I don't think it's THAT tough, a senior programmer is also a human afterall
Rust is not beginner friendly.
ur not beginner friendly ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Its not beginner friendly for sure
I tried to learn it after having written lots of things in python and at a moment It pissed me off when I was trying to make a web server.
@@mr.k8660 Rust is whats considered a low-level/systems language. Higher level languages like Python/JS/Java/Ruby/etc don't teach you anything about memory management, and even though it seems minor, you soon realize how much heavy lifting the language is doing for you when you need to manually handle it.
And on top of that, Rust takes a very different approach to memory management than any other language. So not only you need to learn about memory management, you also need to learn a very very novel and non-trivial way to do it.
I highly recommend starting with C or Zig, since they will teach you the "standard" way to handle memory, and once you understand all the concepts, it's much easier to learn how Rust does it.
Nobody cares if it's not beginner friendly. Languages should be used based on how their patterns can be used to solve problems, not their difficulty.
true 😊@@adityaagarwal3010
Interested in Part 2 of this video. I recently started exploring rust and I find it to be interesting to learn.
This is the first time I have seen this type of content on youtube. Great going!
Yea, me too! I like it!
And I learn every week because I have enough time to site on the chair for 14 hours, not flexing just telling, I have learnt pyhton, HTML-CSS-JS, Rust, kotlin, Golang, C, and C++, next foucusig on Assembly. I didn't just left one and jump to other left one and jump to other, no, I practice them too much until I make a mega project and then do transitions! HAPPY CODING DIDI (Hope you know what it means if you're Indian) !
I started learning rust with exact same resources (even the same YT videos) and i also use arc browser, this whole video seem so surreal.
Yes, Rust is the hard guy. I still have no idea how normal people can program on it. So watching videos as that is a quite entertaining.
always start with fireship video
Thanks for the reminder! Btw nice earrings xD
ur the motivation i will learn rust now
Try exercism, it's pretty cool and has the same aim to teach more languages.
You have my full support
I learn something new every month like I am learning video game development using TS then Unity with C#, it's just I don't create videos on it, I build things but I guess creating videos about your journey really make sense, by the way I have learned Rust as well 😜😜😜
Cutie's has cute setup
I also have been learning rust
I would like to watch part 2, it will motivate me as well as i have also started learning rust few days back
Learning a programming language every year is indeed possible, but becoming good at it to the extent that you could build something useful takes more than just the language itself, so if you're just interested in learning programming languages, it then makes sense.
1:40 bro your youtube feeds 😂
i don't know that, rust is that beautiful
trust me, it get's hideous
Rust falls into the category of C++, Java a strongly type language. With the help of rust we can build windows app or any Operating system.
0:00 meanwhile Universities teaching 2 to 3 programming language every sem 💀
Nah bro, the amount of dust/sticky particles/something that shouldn't be on laptop screen that you have at 09:35 gave me anxiety.
Web Assembly gonna rule one day the speed and security it provides top notch
30 days of Rust coming soon?
Watches fireship rust, enough motivation to get moving xD
Wow! Great video!
You're using Arc browser sweetie. You're a gigachad
Lol the multiple profiles are so convenient
@@thecodedose Aight aight
U shld do python tutorials
Yes, where's part two?
okay.. let's talk about your room setup
1:28 me also same thing do.
What's is your thoughts on data structures and algorithms
I want to learn many languages with you.
Do you also teach the langauge of love?
1:52, are these fake earrings? And good video :)
one video on how to customize terminal in windows plz....
Hello there. I hope you can guide me in this situation. I am a bba graduate and have been learning full stack development on and off for the past 9 months and discontinued it for a few months because of some personal reasons. Now again I'm gonna apply somewhere but i am a bit sceptical if i apply to a course and if they don't give me the placement thn there is no hope for me . I am pretty confused with what should i choose because i am from non technical background and i need placement assistance in some form . Where should i go- should i go with internshala course, gradly ,my captain or harkirat singh's cohort .
Currently i am doing a bootcamp on udemy by Colt but it isn't doing much for me and the project he has is pretty outdated and Nonsensical.
DSA first, not advanced one but basic all types of ds and some algo then join harkirat singh cohort if comfortable with dsa
@@manishshaw1002 which one 0-100?? How long is it going to take to complete it?
@@naumanmirza1927 6 months atleast, but if you want to understand his course you should have a good understanding of Datastructures and few algorithm, not only his course but any courses will be easier if you have basics of dsa completed.
@@manishshaw1002 bro if i go with learning dsa it is gonna take and consume so much of my time nd also I'm running out of time i need a job asap? I don't know what I should do. Even if now i were to start with data analytics there is no huge learning curve but there are no fresher roles for data analyst you get that easily
For anything the learning curve is huge till it clicks. Example data engineer is more simple but you have to be good in sql , very very good and have some knowledge in distributed system but no vacancy for freshers.
So better learn Frontend, there are so much vacancy for freshers as well and side by side do DSA, hardly will take 1 month to get familiarize later it will take 6 months to master and solve med level without hardles
preety
Hey , While executing it is asking me to install visual studio installer , is it mandatory ?
Use us for your journaling of Rust
Woooo
what is that purple VSCode theme AAAAAAAh.
fairyfloss
@@thecodedose 😵💫do you actually use purple theme or just for LOLz
I do xD
@@thecodedose what the hellll.......Imma not watch if that purple theme shows up, you might as well use VSCode Light Modern 🙄
ruclips.net/video/LjIe4w_-vzk/видео.htmlsi=1lAkz_sHH-E6Op-v
A useful video to take a look at each of the two languages and learn about the orientation and philosophy of each language. Rust may be an inappropriate choice or it may be the most appropriate choice for your thinking and philosophy!
Wow... you're cute
I had to sub u r so pretty LOL
Damn Youre Gorgeous
Hello, I rent accounts on freelance exchanges
ur cheeks are cute
i thought you are white
Lose the fake accent.
Okay, I’ll speak like Raj from the big bang theory the next time.
Do yo have any reviews of ardanlabs rust course?
is rust for experienced programmers? Are there jobs available for entry-level
I’m not sure. My goal with this is not to get a Rust job though 😅
nope. i searched linkedin and there are no jobs for inexperienced noobies. i also searched for internships even they are scarce and for extremely genius coders.