My Rust Learning Journey

Introduction

This repository serves as a showcase of my progress and efforts in learning the Rust programming language. It consists of four main folders, each representing a different aspect of my Rust learning journey.

Repository Structure

1. chat_program_study

In this folder, you'll find code examples from the Udemy course "Rust Programming: The Complete Guide" (Section 17 - Asynchronous Programming). I have personally typed out the code and added comments to reinforce my understanding. The connection_study.txt file contains additional information from my study, demonstrating the usage of async_std, tokio, mutex, arc, and serde for JSON serialization and deserialization.

2. code_example_study

Here, I have compiled and studied examples from various sources, including YouTube tutorials, the aforementioned Udemy course, and four Rust books. I have also experimented with writing and running random code snippets to enhance my fluency in Rust.

3. codewars_kata_training

This folder contains my solutions to coding challenges from Codewars, a platform that helps developers improve their skills through coding exercises known as "katas."

4. my-qustions-and-ai-answers

In my pursuit of mastering Rust, I have sought guidance from AI-powered assistants. This folder contains a collection of questions I have asked and the corresponding answers provided by the AI, serving as a valuable resource for future reference.

5. rust_tdd_example_study_1

This module delves into the world of Test-Driven Development (TDD) in Rust, showcasing various examples of writing unit tests, utilizing assertions, and mocking dependencies with the help of the mockall crate.

6. rust_tdd_example_study_2

This module is replicated from the blog post "Rust Unit and Integration Testing in RustRover" and demonstrates a structured approach to unit and integration testing in Rust.

Learning and Rust Nation UK 2024

I have been diligently studying various resources, including the following books:

• "The Official Guide to Rust 2021"
• "Rust for Rustaceans"
• "Zero to Production in Rust"
• "Programming Rust"

These books have been instrumental in deepening my understanding of Rust and its ecosystem.

As an attendee of the Rust Nation UK 2024 conference, I had the opportunity to network with fellow Rust enthusiasts and gained valuable insights into the Rust community. The conference was a fantastic experience, where I connected with around 30 new people on LinkedIn and engaged in conversations with over 50 attendees.

Conclusion

Through hands-on coding practice, study of Rust books, and engagement with the Rust community, I am continuously expanding my knowledge and proficiency in Rust. This repository reflects my ongoing learning journey and showcases my commitment to becoming a skilled Rust developer.

Feel free to explore the folders and code examples within this repository. I welcome any feedback, suggestions, or opportunities to collaborate on Rust projects.

Let's embrace the power and potential of Rust together!

Happy coding!