Great content! Can you make a similar video on Rust vs Zig? Which lang is better used for what use case?

1:53:44

Hello!! I got a question: I noticed that you installed Powershell from the Microsoft Store even though Windows Terminal already includes a default profile for Windows Powershell. Is there any difference between this 2 Powershells? I gotta ask because even in your latest videos I see that your Windows Terminal is configured with that Powershell Core profile. Thanks in advance.

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I love Go

Your tutorial is great

AttributeError: module 'psycopg2' has no attribute 'DatabaseError'

Less is more.

please can you show to run in same surver not sperated?! then easy to deploy and runs better.

Awesome tutorial, thanks!

What is name of the book please? I can learn better by Books

Me building web backend/APIs in Rust 😅 I think it's a matter of flavour. I used bot but i prefer using Rust, you can use it for almost every single long-term development aspect. Yeah, it's strict, but once you deep dive it's beautiful. It's the "Avatar" of programming languages. On the other side, Go is the perfect language for Python/JS/PHP devs how want more performance and stability without sacrifying a lot of freedom and code syntax

I started with Go back in 2018..... and then ...for some reason.....decided to try Rust and wrote some small thing in Rust.... I fell in love with the strict typing of Rust.....I very much appreciate the explicit nature of it....and the control is great... I use it for everything now.

Great course.. thanks

thx, the videos helped, the documents and other videos from others are kind of confusing

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can i bite a penguin so it will make an os and im the mascot?

24:41 timestamp for myself

None of the Rust installers for Mac are digitally signed. So how to trust them as safe from tampering as they are downloaded from mirror sites out of US and cloudfront distributions.

What a fantastic tutorial! I was scrolling through the feed on X when I saw the GoLangTrends page promoting your work. It really was something I was looking for to inspire me to come up with new ideas on how to create new things using my favorite programming language.

Go is a blessing, backed many projects i love( container). Also, i think memory safety as the main use for rust is no longer valid. To me, rust strictness and type system is the most powerful feature. Memory safety is just a side effect. That is why it is my main languae

Can you show us how to use HTMX with websockets, zig and wasm. I feel like it would make a good stack for a web app/ 3d game

When I run these two programs from the Windows cmd shell, the results are: Python -> 47.00s & Rust -> 61.49s When I run these two program from VSCode Runner, the results are: Python -> 3.23s & Rust -> 1.59s I haven't done any research into why this is the case. Perhaps it's how they handle Window API calls or something. In any case, it shows that it depends on the execution environment. Maybe Windows is beaconing out the result of the shell 😂 # Python import time start = time.time() for i in range(0, 1000001): print(f'{i}\tx\t6\t=\t{i*6}') duration = time.time() - start print(f'Python done in {duration} seconds') // Rust - built with opt-level = 3 use std::time::Instant; fn main() { let start = Instant::now(); for i in 0..1000001 { println!("{0}\tx\t6\t=\t{1}", i, i*6); } let duration = start.elapsed(); println!("Rust done in {duration:?} seconds"); }

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Super projet en tant que développeur SIG ça me parle vraiment 🎉🎉🎉🎉

i am an Emacs user but recently get into Vs code for its hype This method is really cool!

nice tutorial, just make less typos pls :)

Thank you!! for the better explanation

hey awesome video man, also can you explain at 28:04 the sales diff data signifies what exactly for each month? like is that the different stores or something?

I love Go so much it’s so simple it should be considered programming language design art. No wonder it comes from the OG Ken Thompson himself

Thank you!

can somone suggest how to setup VSCode like in this video, i don't get any suggestions or complains from rust 😭

liked the video but, more work could be done like uses by example, say indexing or accessing values in enums and compound data types in structs. it would help understand the concept a bit better.

let owned_string = String::from("Abc"); vs let owned_string: &str = "Abc" what is the difference without mut keyword? can anyone explain?

Hi. I just wanted to say that I really like your series and your teaching style... not only you explain everything clearly but the effort you put into the aesthetic adds a charm to your videos. I was desperately searching for your video on logical instructions but it doesn't seem like you uploaded it. I wish you would finish your introductory series on assembly language but even if you don't, I still appreciate what you have already put out. You gained a like and a sub, I will be checking your other playlists. Cheers!

2:45:04 the irony here is that you also...

you are great, why you use tabnine instead of copilot?

Nice video! can you help me psycopg2 keeps giving me an error. from psycopg2._psycopg import ( # noqa ...<10 lines>... ) ImportError: DLL load failed while importing _psycopg: The specified module could not be found.

1:17:32 What do you mean X will not exist anymore? I can call it after the statements 😢

nice explained

@1:23:53 what is the use of impl ? is it necessary to declare function inside impl structure_name ? and account.withdraw(45.5), you have declared one variable , please explain this. I am not familiar with c++. Is it required to understand c++ before watching this ?

If it’s so admired, why repeat it so much!

Hey friend, what if I want to learn Haskell as my first programming language without a programming background? Is there another video to first watch to get my knowledge level up to par?