Learn Rust by Building Real Applications free download
This course is created by Udemy's popular instructor Lyubomir Gavadinov. The language of this course is English but also have subtitle in English. There are more than 6,000 students are enrolled in this course Learn Rust by Building Real Applications . Which make it very popular Rust course in udemy. It has the ratting of 4.6 by more than 1,000 students.
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Course Contain
- Getting Started
- Manual Memory Management
- Building a Command Line Application
- Building a HTTP Server From Scratch
Requirement to Learn Rust by Building Real Applications
- Basic Computer Science Knowledge
- Experience in at least one other programming language
Who this course is for:
- Programmers switching languages to Rust.
- Intermediate Python programmers who want to level up their skills.
Description of Learn Rust by Building Real Applications
In this course you will learn the fundamentals of Rust. The format will be a bit different than most other courses. Instead of jumping between unrelated concepts in every video and showing examples that have nothing to do with the real world use of the language, we will learn entirely through practice.
Together we will build real Rust applications and introduce new concepts when we need them to solve actual problems.
To start there will be a short theoretical section on low level memory management.
For our big project we will build a working HTTP server from scratch. We will write our custom implementation of the HTTP protocol and we will build a functioning web server with it. This will let us introduce all of the fundamental and some advanced features of the Rust language.
You have probably heard of the Rust Programming Language - a modern systems language that is blazingly fast, guarantees memory safety without the use of a garbage collector and most importantly is fun to write. It has a great community and excellent tooling. These are just some of the reasons why Rust was voted the most loved programming language for five years in a row. Rust is the proof that systems programmers can have nice things.
Instructor : Lyubomir Gavadinov