Hands-on With Dynamic Dispatch Traits in Rust 🦀 Rust Tutorial for Developers

Rust provides a language construct called dynamic dispatch for trait objects, which allows you to write generic code. Functionally, dynamic dispatch provides similar benefits to writing functions with "generic" arguments, which we covered in an earlier video. However, dynamic dispatch results in smaller binary sizes, with a potential cost at runtime. In this video, we'll take a hands-on approach to exploring dynamic dispatch, and how it differs from generic implementations. We'll also take a brief look at supertraits, and how they encapsulate behaviors from multiple child traits! Get your Rust IDE fired up and follow along!
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