Why Rust Changed the Way I Think About Programming
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So last year, I took on the challenge to learn Rust. My plan was to read through a bit of the Rust book (which I did), do a couple of challenges (which I did), and ultimately complete every single day of Advent of Code (which I didn't do). So I spent a good amount of time this year playing around with Rust, building a couple things, and just learning how it works. And there are a handful of things I’ve pulled from Rust that I now implement, or are at least cognizant of when I’m writing Java, or TypeScript.
0:00 i tried learning rust
1:35 Ownership & Control
4:52 Borrowing & Shared State
7:27 Types & Inference
9:10 Error Handling
10:34 Concurrency
12:28 Enums
14:38 everything should be written in rust
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I document and share my experiences on topics including computer science & software engineering. I'm a full-time Software Engineer and a part-time YouTuber. My less nerdy activities include fishing, hunting, surfing, and snowboarding. I'm just here to hav...