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FWIW Rust has "The Rust Book" as their primary long-form documentation, separate from their reference documentation. It's a common starting point for people new
by JeremyBanks 8y ago
FWIW Rust has "The Rust Book" as their primary long-form documentation, separate from their reference documentation. It's a common starting point for people new to the language. I read it in chunks as I was getting started.
I'm not sure how it compares to those works of the past (perhaps less detailed?), but I found it much more approachable than most languages' documentation and more in-depth than most languages' tutorials.
The old ways may not be entirely lost.
- steveklabnik 8y agoAll three of the books your parent mentions were explicit influences on TRPL. So yes, it lives on :)