6. Slow compile time

add a 1s buffer between each clip of you just breathing or idling and this video would be better. You talk through these concepts back to back and even setting the video to 0.75 speed feels awkward because there is no natural spacing between the things you're saying - so you're missing natural pausing.

Ada blows them both out of the water on clean syntax and e.g. zero cost generics.

I learn so much from your videos. Thanks

Thank you

I definitely think cybersecurity and aerospace are the industries that would benefit most from Rust

Just found your channel. You're definitely the most handsome Rustacean I've come across.

"100.00 subs is a dream". Now u have 132K bro! I got u!

why the hell I have to use "tup.1" while for an array it is "arr[1]" ?? first sign how ugly Rust syntax is

For Cosmic there is Only ❤❤❤❤.....and Respect for System76....that they are trying to rewrite the gnome fork from their prior popOS....And also making available in Fedora and Arch is a community driven that helps to have Cosmic without Debian based feel......Currently on Alpha-3 ....and its a Beast.....Well there are certain little pixel malfunctionaing parts in the panel, Settings app....Byt what i have felt using it as daily(Well i have HyprL as other Session) ....The Battery on laptop is certainly better with cosmic than Plasma or Gnome.....the default out-of-box look is pretty glowing and easy to change even a little details ......like changing the top panel transparency we just change the opacity of panel from settings>Appearance.....for Gnome we need Extensions app, tweak app, browser ext.. blur my shell....for plasma move the panel edit position.....Surely there are other improvements...the lockscreen from cosmic-greeter supports showing Battery Percentage in a laptop....which in GDM or SDDM is not present default..Cosmic can enhance Linux desktop experience

i remember that the first time i watched this video. my brain was so confused about rust, it was difficult to understand most basic things about it etc... after two years i'm working at huawei as rust developer :) thanks bro

Go is not even comparible to Rust because it throws "nil references" around everywhere and there are no safeguards other than the "if not nil" statements you are required to put after basically every function call

Rust requires you to write good code so its a skill issue

Code is not blazingly fast! From the documentation of unique(): Clones of visited elements are stored in a hash set in the iterator. Storing clones is not good, especially when in this case there is a much better solution: Since we want the list to be sorted anyway, we can first sort and then remove adjacent duplicates. This can be accomplished using iter.sorted().dedup(), which is just as easy to write as the unique() path, but is much more efficient. Of course there are cases where you don't want to sort the iterator, in which case unique() is the appropriate solution, but not in this example.

C# dev here, I really appreciate your channel. Rust is cool but sometimes the syntax is really cryptic. The lifetime 'a syntax is really disturbing and I wonder if there is any alternative to it ?

It would have been nice if you had gone into some of the deeper stuff in your discussion. Under the covers you are adding complexity to your code. It would have been interesting to see how Rayon handles locking and inter-thread communication since you are implementing the classic librarian / reader problem. Also, even if you are not using multiple cores, depending on the task, you can also gain performance if you are doing some parallelism. (e.g a thread is blocked on a wait state so another thread could work while the first thread is waiting. )

Let's get CRUSTY! That's the nickname I used to call my ex.

how will this fix my divorce

Me using String for everything 🗿

Wow. Hadn’t heard of thos

Good video, currently learning Rust full time

how long does it take to learn rust good enough to get a job if you have a programming/ web development background.. anyone?

Should I stop thinking to plan learning Rust in the next week for the sake of creating Solana's Smart Contracts? Or these are just influencers things like negativity? What should I do like I am JavaScript and TypeScript Developer as well as I know Java well. Please guys what's your opinion for me? Please pin this comment because a lot of developers or beginners would want to know about this same problem!

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You don't need to learn all this stuff to get in Rust! This is too dramatic :)

I've been in the field for about 8 years professionally.(Internal web applications, tools, ect) I've worked with C#, JavaScript, done projects in python and some react here and there. I also have a personal project. I love learning Rust. You can do so much with it. The fact that it was build to fix an elevator system speaks volumes. I think it has a lot of future potential. I have adopted working with Rust into my workflow at work and my personal project's backend is built entirely in Rust.

On better languages, should add Nim. Perhaps new video comparing Rust and Nim?

Performance and safety like no other language. I guess you never heard of Ada or prefer to pretend it doesn't exist. Ada is a much nicer language to use.

Had no idea this was being adopted on this scale. I started learning it just because I am using Tauri. 😮

i thought this is about Rust Game from Facepunch

That redirect cracked me up

Bro explains the chapter clearly

JetBrains products are a paid bugs festival in recent years

Pre requisite be gay

Perfect!

배우기 시작하기전에 배우지말라고 말하는 것 같음. 나같은 바보들은 arc mutex 를 써먹는데 1년이 걸리더라

Plan to use Tauri as the idea of using html css and javascript for cross platform guis makes my mouth water. Rust is being added to the repertoire. End of discussion.

C also has many many many different types for strings

I think...Importing anything is the hardest thing.

i think jetbrains made it free for noncommercial.

As a fanatical C-supremacist i approve of this move. When rustfags screw everything up, it will bring me job security

I don't normally crap on people's videos. I appreciate the time and effort put in, especially the high production value. But I have a real problem with this video in particular. You're presenting these 5 things as though they're a barrier to entry. They really are not. Why? Because the 'official' way to learn Rust - The Rust Book - covers every one of these concepts and it does so in an incredibly easy to understand way, using analogies, as well as directly addressing how Rust works with the concepts and why they're important. Chapter 4 of The Rust Book has possibly the best breakdown of the stack and the heap that I've ever seen, and then goes on to show you exactly what you need to know. This video, and many of the comments below it, are seriously off-putting to newcomers. Don't be put off! Just follow The Rust Book, make notes, do the exercises, and you'll be well on your way!

What's the value of your videos if the content is exactly that from the book?

When you have a hammer in your hand everything looks like a nail. 😂

Glad to see this but has Google and Android evaluated Ada like Nvidia did or just mindlessly jumped on the Rust hype train. Ada comes with more safety, less developer friction and results in more maintainable code bases.

I must admit learning rust coming from Python was extremely hard. But now I must say I understand Python even better and would like to have rust as my first language. It really forces you to to things right. I still like Python but first using rust I had a feeling of how good the product is done. From single command which installs everything you need to the awesome documentation. For me rust became not the programming language but a well done development ecosystem.

Thank you for this

intro go crazy on this one

We need rust 2.0, same concept, same speed but with typescript syntax coz rust compared to ts looks like bs really

I am new to Rust, read ownership chapter twice, got the concepts of ownership, reference and moves but still wasn't confident. This video did the trick and made everything crystal clear. Thanks a ton!