Rust for Programmers – Coming from another language [2024]

Published 4/2024
Created by Jan Schaffranek
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 107 Lectures ( 8h 47m ) | Size: 5.55 GB

Rust Revealed: Unleashing Your Programming Potential in a modern, type safe and fast programming language.

What you’ll learn:
Learn the basic concepts of Rust
Understand the logic behind mutability and borrowing
Learn the most important features of the Standard Library
Apply modern object orientation
Understand the use of traits and generics

Requirements:
Basic experience in a modern programming language (C, C++, Java etc.)

Description:
Course description:You want to learn and master the modern and effective programming language Rust? you already have basic experience in another programming language (e.g. C/C++, C#, Java, Python etc.)? then my Rust course is just right for you!What is Rust?Rust was developed with the aim of being secure, concurrent and practical. Safety refers in particular to the avoidance of program errors that lead to memory access errors or buffer overflows and thus possibly also to security vulnerabilities. In contrast to other programming languages with automatic memory management, Rust does not use garbage collection for this purpose, but a special type system. Its type safety has been formally proven. (Source: Wikipedia)Key featuresNo race conditionsNo exceptionsNo memory leaksOfficial tools that are included:Build SystemPackage ManagerCompilerUnit TestingBenchmarkingDocumentation GeneratorIs Rust even important to learn?Rust has taken first place in the annual Stack Overflow survey of developers for six years in a row. The language is just as performant as C++, but at the same time more bug-proof and all the tools a developer needs are included. Even parts of the Linux kernel are already written in Rust!This course consists of the following topics:Installing the toolsVariables and consoleBasics of featuresMemory managementGeneric programmingData structuresLibraries and toolingThreads and channelsObject orientationFurther topicsSmall programming projects after the chaptersBecome a professional today, in the technology of tomorrow! See you on the course!