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Rust - 0: Introduction |
A language empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.
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- Embedded software engineer
- 4 year Rust experience
- Work on IoT device using Rust
- Main contact
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- Embedded software engineer
- Write compiler in spare time with Rust
- 3 years of Rust experience
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- Software engineer
- Rust for web and systems programming
- Introduced Rust at our company
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- Ability to write your own applications in Rust
- Using popular crates (libraries)
- Ability to contribute to existing Rust projects
- The problems Rust aims to solve, and how
- Ability to judge whether Rust is for you
- Focus on practical, hands-on experience
- Focus on the 'why' of Rust and its features
- Interactivity in lectures and tutorials
- Activate prior knowledge
- Room for discussion
- Quiz questions
- 9 modules (apart from this intro)
- 12 weeks
- 1 lecture
- 1 tutorial
- 1 set of exercises
- Lecture only
- Work on final project
- A bigger project involving Rust
- Work in teams of 2
- Hand in proposal in week 7 before lecture
- Any reparations due in week 8 before lecture
- Write small report (2-3 pages), to be handed in in week 12 before lecture
- Introduction
- Requirements
- Design overview diagram
- Design choices
- Dependencies
- Evaluation
- Present project in about 5-10 minutes in week 12 during lecture/tutorial
- Rustup
- Installs
rustcandcargo
- Installs
- VS Code
- Rust playground
- Rust 101 repo on GitHub
- Slightly longer lecture
- Start with exercises