How to Start Learning Rust (for TypeScript Developers)

[@johan_r]

Cool to see another person using lunarvim. Nice vid

[@ludwig8841]

Great video! Just a little tip: you don't need to run cargo build to see code errors. cargo check will do the job, but faster as it will compile the packages without doing the final code generation step.

[@radimhof]

Let's Get Rusty is also great Rust KZbinr.

[@andrew-burgess]

Awesome, will add that to the description, thanks!

[@ChasingShadowsz]

Also “No Boilerplate”, Code to the Moon” and “chris biscardi”

[@pieterll]

Hey man, just wanted to say that I think your videos are really good. You speak very clearly and calm, which a lot of content creators can't do

[@LifeCodeGame]

Wow, this is a great resource for learning Rust! Thanks for sharing all the helpful links and tips.

[@T--T]

you are pretty good at explaining things

[@Cyber_Lanka]

I'm glad I discovered this channel with fresh content instead of copy pasting other big channels like fireship. Keep up the good work. I wish you all the best!

[@climatechangedoesntbargain9140]

Or copy pasting the Get started section on the website

[@productlog5895]

Thanks for sharing the great video! Could you show the pressed keystrokes from the next video? As a vim newbie, it would be very helpful to know the shortcut.

[@andrew-burgess]

Glad this was helpful! Given my particular custom vim setup, I dunno how helpful that would be.

[@VforVanish]

Thanks for the tips! As a future video idea would be cool if you show us how to reacreate a setup like yours :)

[@andrew-burgess]

I did a recent video about this! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHTUkKOoh9-Xjpo

[@Shizzymynizzy]

Just curious...what sort of things are you interested in building with rust?

[@secfeed6987]

how are you managing multiple projects? it only allows two projects in the one workspace, very annoying. And if I want to create a new project, I have to start another workspace and then it creates a new repository in git. So confusing. I appreciate cargo as a package manager, but I still don't understand the documentation. Why can't I just compile the main.rs that is in my project folder, why must it be linked with every other project folder I have in the workspace?

[@leonlee9518]

That's a good rust video, may i ask how to set neovim step debugging rust?

[@maxklammer3370]

Awesome video! :) What is the config beyond LunarVim to get the editor to look like yours?

[@andrew-burgess]

It’s pretty stock, but see the details at shaky.sh/tools

[@maxklammer3370]

@@andrew-burgess Cool! Thank you! 🔥 Love that this channel is focused on somewhat more advanced topics (at least from my perspective)

[@nathanbanks2354]

Wonder why I didn't go through rustlings a couple months ago when I started learning Rust. It's sorta fun, and quite easy now that I've been fighting the compiler for a bit. (Note that I'd rather fight a compiler than search for a bug after a program runs.)

[@Takatou__Yogiri]

Real. Wish me luck since I'm coming from js background ( never learned other languages)

[@jasonlantz3808]

subscribed with this one....

[@sarunmrzn]

keyboard noise is too loud

[@andrew-burgess]

Totally agree. Working on it.

[@cbbcbb6803]

I found this very useful. But I don't know nvm.

[@gcalvin5073]

Great! Maybe this is the best resource for Rust learners who develop ts in their daily life (At least it's suitable for me)