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Learning Rust Together! Going through the Rust Programming book live!
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2020
- First episode in a series where we dive into The Rust Programming language! We are following a book of the same name (sometimes called "The Book") which can be found here doc.rust-lang.....
This episode goes through chapters 1 & 2. We build a Guessing game app and learn some of the language basics!
-- Watch live on Tuesday nights from 9pm - 11pm Eastern at / tommcgurl
I was reading the book until I came across this. Great work. This is a career enhancing video series. Keep it up Tom.👍
Thank you Sekiranda for such kind words! I'm glad you are enjoying it and thank you for watchin!!
You are a wonderful teacher / instructor. The enthusiasm is honestly refreshing
Thank you so much for the kind words and for watching!! 😊👍👍
i have a terrible lack of motivation these days, the moment your video started it just gave me enough motivation to learn and continue my job, thank u
Glad I can help and thanks for watching!
I learned alot about the terminal and rust watching this lol. I never realized how important a good teacher/Instructor is until now. After watching this I definitely learned alot.
Glad I could help and thanks for watching!!
TY for giving your time to add to the already excellent Rust book. It’s nice to hear someone dig into a topic. I’m so impressed by the Rust community, including this.
great job
totally nuts that you don't have more views/subs
your enthusiasm is infectious
many thanks
Thanks..... i was struggling to learn rust... this was a great help...
i have morning shift at 6:00 AM, yet i am here learning rust with in the 3:30 AM in the morning... you made it sooo interesting...
So much fun learning Rust with you in 2023, coding with a sense of humor is vital!
Finally, a language I can use while I'm coding offline at that secret underground rave while listening to crab rave
I'm a Uni student. You've got no idea how helpful this has been. Thanks!!!
Glad it's useful! Thanks for watching
I love your enthusiasm Tom!! im equally excited to dive into Rust
wow so far this is way better than the book. I love how you go a few steps further than the book even. Will be watching all the videos.
Learning rust as Python Full-Stack dev... You saved my life 🇮🇳✌️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Humble and knowledgeable. Well done
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!
This is soooooooooo good, thank you so much for videos, they're awesome!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!
Yay! I am just about to start reading the book myself. This might help me a bit if I get tired of reading. :D
The Ayu theme is the best imo.
I like the way you're doing like this one. It's really great and makes a lot of sense so far.
Thanks for sharing us with this.
BR,
As others mentioned, this was a great video! Thanks
i wanna slide in my thanks down here.You're doing great work
Thanks Patrick! Appreciate you watching!! 👍
Wow, only 6,500 views. This is a VERY underrated video. Excellent video man, thanks!
Thanks! Appreciate the kind words.
So good dude...👍👍
You're the best Tom!
Thanks Gonzalo! So are you!!!
looking forward to diving into this. first couple of chapters of the book were okay, but i'd rather some hand holding/gatekeeping for the rest of the way tbh.
Really Great content, I want to build a server with rust and coming from typescript and f# I found it a little confusing, but I will follow along, thanks for your effort, is hard to find beginner friendly content like this one.
Ok, day one, video number one down. I plan on doing one per day (including watching each video, plus doing some self-practice). It looks like there are 28 in total, so I should be done in 4 weeks time. Wish me luck!
Thanks for these videos btw, they're great!
Haha good luck you got this!! (Also more videos coming soon). Thanks for watching and hope it's useful in your Rust journey 👍👌😎🦀
@@TomMcGurl Thanks. It's much more fun going through this with you and everyone else, rather than just going through the book alone.
@@mrbig2648 glad you are enjoying it! I'll be starting my twitch Livestream back up soon so you will be able to follow along live!
I just finished watching the last video in this tutorial series today. It took 3 months rather than 1, but I got there in the end :) This is a great series and I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to learn Rust. Thanks for the videos, Tom!
Great lesson!
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it 👌👍😁
@@TomMcGurl Really did! Learning Rust currently and this was a BIG Help 👍
Another thing, could you by chance try to record in 1080p?
720p is really blurry for text. On top of that, there seems to be a lot of compression artifacts in the video encoding.
Thanks for the feedback! I'll definitely see if I can improve the quality 👍
Thanks again for the suggestion and feedback. I've updated my setup and my latest video on Chapter 5 is available in 1080p! Let me know what you think!
Wow, I've actually guessed the number first try, what are the odds... LMAO
that's amazing man thnk you keep it xD
So damn good. So damn helpful.
Glad to hear it and thanks for watching!
Hi, thank you for this series, I can watch it right now? there is nothing outdated?
Dachshunds, metal and code.... Did we just become best friends?
Hell ya I think so!
can you move your cam to the top left next time?
yo is this the new moon theme?
Hlo sir can you please say why
There is an error in my cargo file(could not find cargo.toml)
can you share the extension you use? especailly I can't get syntax highlight at the line. ('use std::io')
I'm french but very good video to begin in Rust 👍👍👍
I'm glad you liked it! Thank you for watching 👍👌
Nice buddy. Please read books on c as you r doing now
Half video done!
23:45 I seriously doubt that the same binary could be run on both windows and mac (why left linux out?)
I just reached that part and immediately stopped to see if someone mentioned it here. I want to expand a bit on your comment for anyone who is interested in this:
It will absolutely NOT work on different operating systems. Rust is built on C and C++. Whatever goes for C and C++ goes for Rust. Anyway, in C and C++ if you want to compile for another operating system, you do cross compilation. Same in Rust.
What the compilation does, though, is allow you to send the executable to another machine with the same OS (unless you have third party libraries. This complicates things) and the executable will simply run. I mean... the other machine will not need Rust to be installed on it (unlike Python or JavaScript). It would simply run. That's it. And, what is beautiful about this is that it runs on that architecture regardless of anything, because it is a binary. Therefore, with a bit of extra steps, you can compile for something without an operating system. Welcome to embedded programming and microprocessors.
Update: I just heard him talk about the R-Pi and lumping it with embedded. R-Pi is not embedded programming. Raspberries have an operating system, which is a stripped down Linux. Do not confuse this with bare metal programming. I actually have installed Rust on my R-Pi by using the Linux installation process. Yes, it is that similar. You cannot do this on an STM32 for example.
Wallpaper?
do you have a discord channel?
37:59 *cough* javascript *cough*
really enjoyed following along with someone else reading the Rust book. you kept it lively and interesting. I don't know why you seem to have stopped making videos.
on to the next chapter!
For latest version of rand
let secret_number = rand::thread_rng().gen_range(1..101);