This feels like a half-baked effort. Adding the year of publication would make the list much more useful. Rust has changed noticeably since 2018 or so. The cr

This feels like a half-baked effort. Adding the year of publication would make the list much more useful. Rust has changed noticeably since 2018 or so. The criteria for classifying into beginner/advanced are unclear. Why is Programming Rust an "advanced" book when it mostly just introduces the language? How many of these books and resources did the author personally read/skim? It seems like each book just includes the publisher's or author's promotional blurb, rather than any sort of first-hand summary of its contents and how dense it is. There are altogether too many Packt books. Packt is notorious for poorly edited, sloppily produced books. Which ones are actually worth a reader's time and money? I kind of wish a more complete version of this was up on the official Rust website under Resources.