While I agree with this take, and I vastly prefer text based sources to video, is this true for everyone? This seems to support that, though I bet the study is a little biased:

“More students preferred reading than preferred video (30% to 20%, the other 50% preferred other forms of learning like in-person lectures and hands-on learning). And students who’d consumed the material via reading performed slightly better on the post-learning assessment than students who watched video, although the study’s numbers were small enough that this difference was not statistically significant.”

— https://www.dataquest.io/blog/video-text-learn-data-science-...

I've always preferred text because we tend to read faster than people can talk. I'll use videos for things where I need to see what they're talking about - e.g., car repair.

There's a link to a text version in the description: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/paths/rust-first-step...

Thanks! reading now.

You may want to check out Rustlings https://github.com/rust-lang/rustlings/