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by Scandiravian
1638 days ago
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I really liked Programming Rust (got the 2nd edition). It's been a few months since I read it, so be warned, that I might misremember some parts of it https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/programming-rust-2nd/97... The book gives good visual explanations for how each of the code examples and it spends a good amount of time showing the relationship between the code examples and the borrow checker, OS, etc. As most language books it spends a lot of time going through all the types, which I've always found incredibly boring - the same thing is the case with this book. I'd recommend reading about strings and slices before moving on to the examples, but spread out the rest of those chapters in between the more interesting ones |
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