Rust

Learn Rust from zero, with no systems background needed. Write your first program, then build up through ownership, structs, enums, traits and real concurrency, one small runnable example at a time.

What this course covers

1. What Is Rust?
2. How Rust Actually Runs
3. Your First Rust Program
4. Variables and Mutability
5. Types: Numbers, Booleans, Chars
6. Doing Arithmetic
7. Working With Text
8. Making Decisions
9. Choosing With match
10. loop and while
11. for and Ranges
12. Functions: Naming a Job
13. Ownership: Rust's Big Idea
14. Borrowing: & and &mut
15. Slices: Looking Without Owning
16. Structs: Making Your Own Type
17. impl: Methods on Your Type
18. Enums: One of Several
19. Option: No Null Allowed
20. Result: Handling Errors
21. Vectors and HashMaps
22. Traits: Shared Behaviour
23. Generics Made Simple
24. Capstone: A Tiny Score Board
25. Modules: Rooms in the House
26. Propagating Errors Upward
27. Closures: Functions in Variables
28. Iterators: Pipelines of Data
29. Lifetimes Made Simple
30. Text Processing in Practice
31. HashMap Patterns
32. Traits: Default Methods
33. Trait Bounds in Depth
34. Box: Data on the Heap
35. Shared Ownership: Rc
36. Threads: Work in Parallel
37. Channels: Passing Messages
38. Testing Your Own Code
39. Cargo: Your Project Manager
40. Expert Capstone: A Tiny Repo Tracker

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