It's honestly weird just how little I can find in the way of tutorials for Cargo. You'd think for something as integral to development as Cargo is for Rust there would be more coverage of it but I guess most people just don't give it a second thought. edit : + 500 billion bonus points for providing examples of common/good Crates. Again I just never see people actually point to crates and yet knowing the library landscape is supremely important for writing good code in any language. This sort of meta-language information just doesn't get covered frequently and it's super refreshing to see it.
I'm hoping to do some videos on terminal UIs, both general drawing with crossterm and UI composition with ratatui! I have experimented with both of them, but I'm not proficient enough yet to build some training around them.
This is exactly what I needed: a proper tutorial on the cargo command itself
I have been watching your Rust Playlist for a week now and I love your teaching style.
Respect
Thank you!! I appreciate your kind comment. I am glad you're learning Rust!! 🦀❤️
It's honestly weird just how little I can find in the way of tutorials for Cargo. You'd think for something as integral to development as Cargo is for Rust there would be more coverage of it but I guess most people just don't give it a second thought.
edit : + 500 billion bonus points for providing examples of common/good Crates. Again I just never see people actually point to crates and yet knowing the library landscape is supremely important for writing good code in any language. This sort of meta-language information just doesn't get covered frequently and it's super refreshing to see it.
It really starts at 11:18 , there are 9 minutes of examples.
Your videos are amazing, thank you so much!
please cover writing tests / building test suites 🙏
Thanks Trevor
Thank you! I'm doing a Rust project for school and this helped out a ton.
clap, serde and bevy are excellent. I'm gonna check-out crossterm, ratatui, rocket, tokio and dioxus now too. I use cargo-watch all the time.
I'm hoping to do some videos on terminal UIs, both general drawing with crossterm and UI composition with ratatui! I have experimented with both of them, but I'm not proficient enough yet to build some training around them.