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Alex2021-05-20 14:51:13

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Alex, 2021-05-20 14:51:13

Hello. I have been doing front-end development for many years. I am good at JavaScript/TypeScript. And now I wanted to get acquainted with RUST. I looked for some tutorials but even "RUST for beginners" is too complicated for me. I hear many concepts for the first time, and sometimes the syntax is absolutely not clear.

Can someone advise something, some set of lectures in the spirit of "Rust for those who are familiar with JS"?

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Vasily Bannikov, 2021-05-20
@Kozack

Why not rustbook ?
You don't need to know any language to understand it.

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approximate solution, 2021-05-20
@approximate_solution

something, some set of lectures exactly in the spirit of "Rust for those who are familiar with JS"?

This is not and will not be.
As an option to start with this -
https://www.udemy.com/course/rust-fundamentals/

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bro-dev, 2021-05-24
@xPomaHx

The first day you watch video lessons where other people code.
The second day you open codeware and solve problems, there 8-7 levl is purely for knowledge of syntax.
The third day you already read the dock and spec on the language and built-in libs, it will be much easier and more useful to read, since a lot is already familiar and you will understand more and remember more.
1 day is 8+ hours of classes.