This post was absolutely essential for me when it came to learning "how to think in borrow-checker". Following the errors, how to respond to different ones, wha

This post was absolutely essential for me when it came to learning "how to think in borrow-checker". Following the errors, how to respond to different ones, what they mean, which standard library constructs you're going to use over and over, how to restructure your data to avoid ownership friction. This is the missing supplement to the Rust Book, as far as I'm concerned. I recommend it to every new rustacean I can.