I’d encourage anyone considering Rust development to simply dive in and use freely available resources online. When I was first trialing Rust I didn’t feel lik

I’d encourage anyone considering Rust development to simply dive in and use freely available resources online. When I was first trialing Rust I didn’t feel like I was missing anything by using free resources. The Rust ecosystem is moving fast enough that a book might only be relevant for a short while anyway. You’d end up having to read the latest documentation to use updated packages anyway. This may not be a bad way to spend a book stipend if you have to buy something, but don’t internet the existence of this book as an indication that it’s necessary to penetrate the world of Rust backend services.