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Regarding learning Rust, As a intermediate level developer. I find literature for learning, and working with Rust quite lacking. On the other hand C++ has some
by mesaframe 6y ago
Regarding learning Rust, As a intermediate level developer. I find literature for learning, and working with Rust quite lacking.
On the other hand C++ has some huge array of books. All of the them being top notch.
- justwalt 6y agoIs the Rust book not enough? I found it to be pretty great.
- mesaframe 6y agoIt is good enough for introduction but not much more. What I meant to say is, there are no books that teaches you how to create programs using Rust. Patterns and stuff...
- timClicks 6y agoI am very curious about what you think about Rust in Action https://www.manning.com/books/rust-in-action?a_aid=rust&a_bid=0367c58f&chan=hn https://www.manning.com/books/rust-in-action?a_aid=rust&a_bi.... It wont describe higher level patterns, but does walk you through dozens of example programs. Projects include: - a CPU emulator - a fully functional NTP client - a skeleton grep implementation - how decimal numbers are represented in Rust - developing your own format for representing numbers - a memory scanner so you can learn how game cheaters cheat - handling UNIX signals - inspecting binary files for hidden patterns - an OS kernel + bootloader - an L-Systems implementation
- mesaframe 6y agoCan only tell after reading the book.