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Although I have some years of practice in programming, I always prefer to learn new languages using some kind of practical tutorial that introduces the topics a
by jventura 10y ago
Although I have some years of practice in programming, I always prefer to learn new languages using some kind of practical tutorial that introduces the topics as we go along. I've just finished the guessing_game tutorial and really understood the general idea of cargo, externs, associated functions, etc.
Congratulations, and I hope that the rest of the book is as practical on introducing the following concepts as the tutorial was for me..
- steveklabnik 10y agoThey're example driven, but most aren't as large as the Guessing Game is for the most part; the I/O project chapter is, and we'll probably have one more near the end of the book as well.
- Dowwie 10y agoI agree. With that given, this week, I published a rust tutorial based on my first completed project:. http://daringordon.com/rust_tutorials http://daringordon.com/rust_tutorials
- Graziano_M 10y agoI like Rust, but I was a lot more impressed with how Go introduces it. https://tour.golang.org/welcome/1 https://tour.golang.org/welcome/1