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@rust · Aug 6
The Rust Programming Language — universally called "The Book" — is the rare official documentation that doubles as the best tutorial. It explains ownership and borrowing more carefully than any third-party course, and its project chapters (a guessing game, a command-line grep clone, a multithreaded web server) tie the concepts together. Read it in order, type out the examples rather than copying them, and run Rustlings exercises for each chapter as you go. Everything else in this feed assumes you've done this.
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@rust · Sep 24
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Mara Bos on memory ordering, atomics, and building your own locks. Clear on a notoriously hard topic.
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@rust · Sep 24
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Declarative macros demystified. Makes macro-heavy crates readable instead of magic.
The Little Book of Rust Macros
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@rust · Sep 17
Futures, executors, and async/await explained by the people who designed them.
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@rust · Sep 17
Build a mini Redis to learn the async runtime nearly every Rust server relies on.
Tokio
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@rust · Sep 10
The dark arts of unsafe Rust. Read it before writing any unsafe block you intend to ship.
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@rust · Sep 9
Stephen Grider diagrams ownership and lifetimes visually, which gets many people past the borrow checker.
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@rust · Sep 3
The natural next book after The Book: API design, unsafe code, and ecosystem conventions.
No Starch Press
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@rust · Sep 3
Builds a real backend with testing, CI, and deployment. The most practical Rust book around.
Luca Palmieri
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@rust · Aug 27
Long live-coding sessions on iterators, lifetimes, and async internals. Unmatched depth, zero fluff.
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@rust · Aug 27
Short recipes for common tasks using well-chosen crates. A shortcut through ecosystem decisions.
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@rust · Aug 20
Mentored exercises push you toward idiomatic Rust instead of code that merely compiles.
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@rust · Aug 20
Walks through The Book on video, plus ecosystem news. For people who'd rather watch than read.
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@rust · Aug 13
Google's internal Android training, open-sourced. A fast course for people who already program.
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@rust · Aug 13
Runnable examples for every core concept. Useful when prose explanations aren't clicking.
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@rust · Aug 6
Small broken programs you fix one by one. Pairs chapter by chapter with The Book.
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