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There was a recent tweet from a game developer how to go about learning rust. i have been struggling with rust too. i guess to start anything interesting in ru
by k0t0n0 8y ago
There was a recent tweet from a game developer how to go about learning rust. i have been struggling with rust too. i guess to start anything interesting in rust on should have some what good understanding of lifetime, ownership and how to properly handle data.
from what i have learned. one cannot brute force into rust. 5 months ago i started a project using rust. i thought i will just go over few things it's gonna be fine. turns out i ended up hurting my brain. take your time to learn rust star small.
Link to the tweet: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust_gamedev/comments/9hikxm/really_good_thread_on_learning_rust_from_ready_at/ https://www.reddit.com/r/rust_gamedev/comments/9hikxm/really...
- __exit__ 8y agoThank you for the response! I am currently reading the "Programming Rust" book. My problem is not on the concepts themselves but on applying them: I am finding it quite hard to think of some small project to apply the learning. In addition to this, my thinking is that systems programming requires a different approach to coding/architecture of applications (because it lies closer to the OS layer than other kinds of apps such as web apps).