Hi there! I'm Andrés and this is my try of learning Rust. If you already see trough my GitHub account might notice I know a bit of other languages like Python, JavaScript and PHP.
On this repository I plans write what I'm learning about Rust, like a documentation. There's some questions you might have:
I'm making this in markdown format to you be able to read it at GitHub repository's page, BUT I highly recommend use Obsidian for better experience (graphic view, links between pages, etc), and of course in order to runs the Rust code you need to install the language on your system.
And why not.
Honestly I just saw a lot of YouTube videos about Rust recently and how it does the same as C but better (or that is what I understood, please don't kill me if I'm wrong). And the funny cangrejo of course.
After see some JavaScript, I made a course where I learned PHP, and I know PHP might not be the BEST backend language, but I actually loved it (I'm currently writing a PHP docs repo actually).
I find out that maybe the fronted is not for me (mainly 'cuz I'm not a creative or visual person), and I love when a text pop-outs when you type something before, and PHP taught me that, and maybe I'm not the top 5 best PHP's programmer, but I wanted to try something more, and seeing the recent increase of mentions of Rust and the fact I found by the Let's Get Rusty page, I jumped into this.
I'm mainly using the following sources and tools:
- Let's Get Rusty - YouTube Rust's Free Course
- The Rust Programming Language | The Rust Book basically
- Rust By Example - Like a library of exercises
- ChatGPT and DeepSeek to explain me some concepts on spanish so I can write them here.
- Rustlings - Interactive code problems with Rust
- Obisdian - For write this
I'll create a list of all my sources when I goes on this journey.
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