I've decided it's time to learn Rust and in order to keep myself motivated I'm going to keep a record of how the learning is going here.
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I've only done the next lesson after these and have already discovered how wrong I was about this 😅
Awesome! You'd be amazed by the power of traits. Be careful about noisy match statements in error handling though. Try using impl for error types!
For example,
impl From<Error> for MyOwnError {
fn from(err: Error) -> Self {
MyOwnError { message: "oh no! }
}
}
With that, whenever the Error type is returned and we say that the return type of a function when it errors is MyOwnError, the from function will be called.
Good luck!
I started with Rust by reading rust by example, from their website, but eventually bought a book - it worth the investment.
I am also adding tips that I found interesting as I rewrite my blog system. It was initially in D, but as a learning experience, I ported to Rust using ntex to process web requests - Texted2
It's being a great experience. So far, if it compiles, it runs :)
I also started learning rust, Andrew. I see some commonalities between C and Rust. But, it's my initial opinion.
Currently, I'm following the same book and alongside 30DaysOfRust series by inpyjama.
So far, it is very interesting for to learn and I'm directly coming from C language. Not familiar with anyother language.
Rust is an amazing lang. I think it has a great future. Currently learning it too, made some simple apps already... Expecially was excited with WebAssembly: it can really speed up things.
That's great! I'm looking forward to trying some WASM stuff too.
Hi Andrew
I have also started learning Rust myself.
Looking for your next post and hope that we could help each other on this journey!
Can I be part of your leaning track ?
How is the learning journey going?
It's going well so far, I aim to have the next post out on Monday 😊