Re:Learning Rust in 2020
by JeremyNT on Wednesday May 13, 2020 @11:16AM
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> As one of the authors of the book, I wholeheartedly agree that it's not for everyone. Folks should learn in the way that works well for them. I'm glad this resource exists!
I started off reading your book, and I found it really helpful, even though I didn't make it all the way through. I feel like there are a lot of resources cropping up that are good supplemental material (the "half hour to learn Rust" blog post linked in this document being one of those) which can quickly get people up to speed, but the details in the book are still valuable.
Reading through (most of) the book was really helpful when I went to Exercism (another fine resource recommended by the post linked here), and I still use it as a reference when I am fuzzy on a concept.
I started off reading your book, and I found it really helpful, even though I didn't make it all the way through. I feel like there are a lot of resources cropping up that are good supplemental material (the "half hour to learn Rust" blog post linked in this document being one of those) which can quickly get people up to speed, but the details in the book are still valuable.
Reading through (most of) the book was really helpful when I went to Exercism (another fine resource recommended by the post linked here), and I still use it as a reference when I am fuzzy on a concept.