[nindalf]

The resources mentioned in this list are all pretty good. However, they might be intimidating for a beginner. A beginner wants one or two high quality sources to get started with. That's the Rust Book (https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book/) or the interactive version of the same book (https://rust-book.cs.brown.edu)

Also, not sure how this resource classifies Rust for Rustaceans as a beginner level book.

[tialaramex]

> Also, not sure how this resource classifies Rust for Rustaceans as a beginner level book.

Yeah. It still starts pretty shallow, but by page 33 it has a listing of a non-trivial manual implementation of Debug for some arbitrary type which is iterable, and that's not something a beginner would even need to write, let alone gain insight by having it dissected.

[nindalf]

Agree. The author explicitly states its for experienced Rustaceans. Even the title makes that clear.

[n8henrie]

Agreed, just starting Rust for Rustaceans (which I think is intended to be intermediate / next steps after TRPL) and eyes are glazing a bit about variance. Need to review a Crust of Rust or two, I know he's talked about this before.