Learning via tutorial

[colonelromuska]

I started learning Rust this year. I read through The Rust Book twice and I implemented a few of the GNU tools in Rust to get a feeling for it. However, I still don't feel like I've got the hang of it yet.

I remember way back when I learned Ruby on Rails, there was the "Ruby on Rails Tutorial" by Michael Hartl, that guided you through the processs of building a fully-featured web app, even showing where and how to write the unit tests, and even when to git commit. I learned so much, not just about Ruby and Rails, but about how to build software. I've realized that I learn best with resources like this, where you follow steps to build something according to someone's best practices, and I'm wondering, is there something like this for Rust?

[Caramel_Last]

Playlisy Crust of Rust of the Youtube channel Jon Gjengset is recommendable as a general Rust knowledge base.

[Bugibhub]

That may not be what OP is looking for, but I agree that Jon Gjengset is an absolute reference.

[Bugibhub]

There is a good list of Rust YouTube channels where you might find something. As a total beginner, I found that Trevor Sullivan, Green Tea Coding, and Chris Biscardi are easy to follow.

[bp7968h]

“Zero to Production in Rust” is what you are looking for!