Oreilly – Code Like a Pro in Rust, Video Edition 2024-3

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Code Like a Pro in Rust, Video Edition. This course teaches you advanced techniques used by Rust experts to write professional code. You’ll learn key Rust concepts like memory management, asynchronous programming, and essential tools for testing, tooling, and project management. This course will help you produce high-quality code at a low cost. Key points:

Rust is renowned for its security, performance, and safety, but professional skills are required to make the most of this language.
This course will help you become familiar with Rust-specific design patterns, coding shortcuts, and advanced skills like asynchronous programming.
You will learn about Rust’s amazing tools for testing, code analysis, and application lifecycle management.
This course will help you avoid common mistakes in this programming language.

What you will learn:

Essential Rust tools
Basic Rust data structures
Memory management
Testing in Rust
Asynchronous programming for Rust
Rust optimization
Rust project management

Who is this course suitable for?

This course is suitable for those who are familiar with the basics of Rust and want to improve their skills in this language and become a professional Rust programmer.

Code Like a Pro in Rust, Video Edition Course Details

Publisher: Orielly
Instructor: Brenden Matthews
Training level: Beginner to advanced
Training duration: 6 hours and 24 minutes

Course headings

Chapter 1. Feelin’ Rusty
Chapter 1. What’s unique about Rust?
Chapter 1. When should you use Rust?
Chapter 1. Tools you’ll need
Chapter 1. Summary
Part 1. Pro Rust
Chapter 2. Project management with Cargo
Chapter 2. Dependency management
Chapter 2. Feature flags
Chapter 2. Patching dependencies
Chapter 2. Publishing crates
Chapter 2. Linking to C libraries
Chapter 2. Binary distribution
Chapter 2. Documenting Rust projects
Chapter 2. Modules
Chapter 2. Workspaces
Chapter 2. Custom building scripts
Chapter 2. Rust projects in embedded environments
Chapter 2. Summary
Chapter 3. Rust tooling
Chapter 3. Using rust-analyzer for Rust IDE integration
Chapter 3. Using rustfmt to keep code tidy
Chapter 3. Using Clippy to improve code quality
Chapter 3. Reducing compile times with sccache
Chapter 3. Integration with IDEs, including Visual Studio Code
Chapter 3. Using toolchains: Stable vs. Nightly
Chapter 3. Additional tools: cargo-update, cargo-expand, cargo-fuzz, cargo-watch, cargo-tree
Chapter 3. Summary
Part 2. Core data
Chapter 4. Data structures
Chapter 4. Understanding slices and arrays
Chapter 4. Vectors
Chapter 4. Maps
Chapter 4. Rust types: Primitives, structs, enums, and aliases
Chapter 4. Error handling with result
Chapter 4. Converting types with From/Into
Chapter 4. Handling FFI compatibility with Rust’s types
Chapter 4. Summary
Chapter 5. Working with memory
Chapter 5. Understanding ownership: Copies, borrowing, references, and moves
Chapter 5. Deep copying
Chapter 5. Avoiding copies
Chapter 5. To box or not to box: Smart pointers
Chapter 5. Reference counting
Chapter 5. Clone on write
Chapter 5. Custom allocators
Chapter 5. Smart pointers summarized
Chapter 5. Summary
Part 3. Correctness
Chapter 6. Unit testing
Chapter 6. Review of built-in testing features
Chapter 6. Testing frameworks
Chapter 6. What not to test: Why the compiler knows better than you
Chapter 6. Handling parallel test special cases and global state
Chapter 6. Thinking about refactoring
Chapter 6. Refactoring tools
Chapter 6. Code coverage
Chapter 6. Dealing with a changing ecosystem
Chapter 6. Summary
Chapter 7. Integration testing
Chapter 7. Integration testing strategies
Chapter 7. Built-in integration testing vs. external integration testing
Chapter 7. Integration testing libraries and tooling
Chapter 7. Fuzz testing
Chapter 7. Summary
Part 4. Asynchronous Rust
Chapter 8. Async Rust
Chapter 8. Thinking asynchronously
Chapter 8. Futures: Handling async task results
Chapter 8. The async and .await keywords: When and where to use them
Chapter 8. Concurrency and parallelism with async
Chapter 8. Implementing an async observer
Chapter 8. Mixing sync and async
Chapter 8. When to avoid using async
Chapter 8. Tracing and debugging async code
Chapter 8. Dealing with async when testing
Chapter 8. Summary
Chapter 9. Building an HTTP REST API service
Chapter 9. Creating an architecture
Chapter 9. API design
Chapter 9. Libraries and tools
Chapter 9. Application scaffolding
Chapter 9. Data modeling
Chapter 9. Declaring the API routes
Chapter 9. Implementing the API routes
Chapter 9. Error handling
Chapter 9. Running the service
Chapter 9. Summary
Chapter 10. Building an HTTP REST API CLI
Chapter 10. Designing the CLI
Chapter 10. Declaring the commands
Chapter 10. Implementing the commands
Chapter 10. Implementing requests
Chapter 10. Handling errors gracefully
Chapter 10. Testing our CLI
Chapter 10. Summary
Part 5. Optimizations
Chapter 11. Optimizations
Chapter 11. Vectors
Chapter 11. SIMD
Chapter 11. Parallelization with Rayon
Chapter 11. Using Rust to accelerate other languages
Chapter 11. Where to go from here
Chapter 11. Summary

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