Course Outline
Introduction <\/p>
- What is Rust? <\/li>
- Rust compared to other programming languages <\/li>
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Overview of Rust features and architecture
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Understanding Rust <\/p>
- The lifecycle of a Rust program <\/li>
- How Rust complements other languages <\/li>
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Rust's approach to memory safety and concurrency
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Getting Started <\/p>
- Setting up the Development Environment <\/li>
- Installing Rust as a programming toolchain <\/li>
- Configuring the Rust environment <\/li>
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Using the Cargo package manager
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Basic Syntax and Concepts <\/p>
- Variables and data types <\/li>
- Control flow and loops <\/li>
- Functions and modules <\/li>
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Ownership and borrowing in Rust
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Structs, Enums, and Pattern Matching <\/p>
- Defining and using structs <\/li>
- Creating and matching enums <\/li>
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Pattern matching in Rust
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Error Handling <\/p>
- Handling errors using Result and Option types <\/li>
- Managing panics with panic! and unwrap() <\/li>
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Writing custom error types
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Modules and Packages <\/p>
- Organizing code in Rust <\/li>
- Creating and using modules <\/li>
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Building and publishing Rust packages with Cargo
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Testing and Documentation <\/p>
- Writing tests in Rust <\/li>
- Using the built-in testing framework <\/li>
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Documenting Rust code with comments and docstrings
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Concurrency Basics <\/p>
- Introduction to concurrency in Rust <\/li>
- Creating and managing threads <\/li>
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Synchronization and message passing
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Integrating Rust with existing codebases <\/p>
- Interfacing Rust with other programming languages <\/li>
- Calling Rust functions from C or C++ code <\/li>
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Exposing Rust APIs to other languages
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Common Idioms and Best Practices <\/p>
- Exploring common Rust coding styles <\/li>
- Following Rust community conventions <\/li>
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Utilizing popular libraries and frameworks
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Troubleshooting <\/p>
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Identifying and resolving common issues in Rust programs
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Summary and Next Steps <\/ul>
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Identifying and resolving common issues in Rust programs
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Requirements
- A solid understanding of basic programming concepts <\/li>
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Experience with at least one programming language (preferably C or C++)
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Target Audience<\/strong> <\/p>
- Developers <\/li> <\/ul>
Testimonials (2)
Very good topic structure, perfect presentation, very high level of trainer's knowlwdge. Flawless infrastructure.
Tibor Pozsgai
Course - Rust Advanced
Solid introduction to rust with advanced elements like macros. Practical code exercises, a lot of side comments, free discussion and consultations.
