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For me the hard part about Rust is the borrowing, lifetimes stuff and this book doesn't really seem to address these. For me that means you won't get to Produc
by vldr 5y ago
For me the hard part about Rust is the borrowing, lifetimes stuff and this book doesn't really seem to address these.
For me that means you won't get to Production (at least not starting from Zero) since these are concept that make Rust truely different from other language and without properly grasping those, you will run into hard to understand errors and code that won't compile.
It also seriously affects how you structure your code in general.
There are plenty resources that do properly explain these concepts but in the end you will just need to get it in your system, which is what I'm currently struggling with. The flow of code as I'm used to writing in C, C++, Python or Go simply won't work for Rust