Rust Tutorial #1 - Introduction To Rust Programming

[@TechWithTim]

What should I cover in this Rust series?!

[@jgalvan09]

Rust with NFTs because Solana price is below $100 time to use Solana network !! time to make money

[@sanvi4236]

a side series on building a gui with tauri would be great

[@zer0flash16]

Web assembly/rust in web dev, rust basics, asynchronous rust (tokio) etc.

[@takudzwamakusha5941]

Uses of rust for someone who watches your videos or how it can be linked to some of the domains you have already covered

[@mlg6009]

Everything tbh

[@gogopher1093]

Can't tell you how excited I am for this series. There's not enough Rust content on this platform, and I'd love to see more from you. Keep up the great videos!

[@TechWithTim]

Glad to hear it!

[@Destiny-us1xf]

Definitely this guy is amazing can’t wait to see more 💯

[@thegreatprogrammer5937]

Recently saw 100s of Tauri by fireship where he mentioned that rust can also be used for desktop dev. This series will help me for that...

[@durandekamga2298]

Exactly 😌

[@Benmenesesjr]

Idk how when I started learning flask this channel posts a tutorial on flask and when I get interested in Tauri from the fireship video they post a rust turorial

[@vask5500]

Same

[@jma42]

tauri handles alot fron js api already, I havent written any rust code on my first tauri app (a calculator) but hopefully I get to learn more about rust noww

[@omar72999]

Rust is PRIMARILY used for desktop development and especially all low level things you might ever need to build. Rust is typically seen as an OS language because of its low level capabilities, optimization, and can’t forget about safety!

[@sciencegeeks1370]

You are really the only person I will love to learn rust from

[@frroossst4267]

All I know about rust is that it is really hard to learn but now that Tim has a tutorial it's gonna be a breeze! Always love your tutorials!

[@rubencid2575]

For people curious, the main.pdb is database with debug information of the program. Let say you want to know what does the executable to, if you have that file the directions in memory will have the proper name.

[@KashTheKingYT]

Thanks

[@johnnytoobad7785]

I'll be watching these vids so my brain doesn't ...RUST. Tim is the one to teach this rusty stuff.

Just finished all of your current Rust videos. Thanks for the tutorial! Really helpful.

[@samdavepollard]

i'm a complete Rust noob couldn't have found a better teacher pretty much a case study in how to make a coding tutorial - super clear, easy to follow, worked first time many thanks for sharing your knowledge, Tim on with the rest of the playlist ... subbed

[@TheStringBreaker]

*This man is a LEGEND! Thanks for covering an up and coming programming language like Rust!*

[@dyspatch8574]

You made me love your channel. Great job Tim. I love Rust!

[@rontarrant]

I so totally agree with you, Tim. Tabs are so much easier than spaces. I really don't know why this isn't the default in every language and every text editor/IDE.

[@jumper0122]

YES! I've been offloading little things to Rust to speed up my programs, but I have not even scratched the surface! I hope this becomes a 20+ part series I can keep coming back to when I need to re-up my understanding of something

[@stubby2024]

always living up to standard. Thank you so much Tim. You really put effort into these video's and that is what keeps me going!

[@dothgaerwenoakblossom15]

I didn't watch the whole video but "I have been using rust the past few days" is not one of the quotes that picked me up

[@GodGetsTheGloryy]

I’m intrigued with this language I learned python through you before I took cs1 at UNO. Was a breeze passed with a 99%. Your amazing and explanations just make so much sense to me!

[@demyk214]

There is noone else I’d be happier to learn rust from and that’s u. I already know 4 languages but I wanna tighten the gap a little and have a fast general purpose language. Thanks Tim, providing as always!

[@CornishMiner]

Looking forward to this Tim. Been thinking about exploring Rust and you are just the person to do it with!

[@jeromesimms]

Rust has always looked so cryptic to me. Hopefully this entire series will change that for me, so thanks in advance, I love your videos btw 👍🏼

[@isaacslemko7947]

Subscribed right in the first minute, love how clear you deliver the point!

[@juangajardo4054]

YES!!! I was hoping for this! thank you very much for this series

[@RedGamer-xc5mh]

my god, i've been wating so long for this, thank you so much Tim

[@techbhanucomputer4389]

tim, your awesome. i was learning rust from rust's official docs, and then you started a new series! tq sooooooooooooo much!

[@myzel394]

Holy shit when I saw your video I was literally screaming at my monitor because there will finally be a good tutorial series about rust. I've wanted to learn Rust for months but was desperate for good tutorials. Thanks Tim, thank you so fucking much.

[@jamesjoyce5962]

«imma just use tabs because they are easier» is definitely a subtle troll, well done mate

[@earljohnmasaga6440]

Love your content. I always go to this channel when i need to learn about programming. ♥

[@TechWithTim]

Awesome, thank you!

[@NorteXGame]

Really looking forward to this! Maybe I'll even follow along once, and if, more tutorials appear.

[@tudatostrader]

Thanks Tim! Keep Rust content coming! :)

[@soupnoodles]

I'm just happy you're finally mentioning prerequisites correctly

[@mohamadabdulla3732]

I just saw your notification and I will continue watching your videos

[@wahidislamlinad]

aha perfect timing.. i was already looking for a updated rust tutorial for a month🥰

[@ssophia]

I was waiting for this! Thank you so much.

[@useronetwothree-z6f]

great series, rust is my favourite programming language

[@Sanyapantyukhin13]

And as always at the right moment! Thank you!

[@najmi3905]

Thank god a rust guide from my favourite code content creator

[@fixer8173]

Super hyped, love your content, want to learn rust for a while, went through part of the book, but lost motivation a year ago. Video series is always easier to learn from.

[@88spaces]

Easy to follow. On to the next one.

[@CC-bl7yf]

Best instructor for Rust! ❤ I do come from Android development with Kotlin and Data Science with Python. But your Instruction made it so easy to follow through. You deserve millions of sub.

[@johannjomy8764]

you need to install the first thing in the c++ build tools window for it to actually work

[@DuyTran-ss4lu]

I'm super excited to this series

[@ankitchetri2968]

Thankyou this was very necessary

[@VulcanOnWheels]

9:32 They're called braces. Here's what I've read: () - parentheses [] - brackets {} - braces 9:49 I've tried your code without the semicolon and it compiles and runs just fine.

[@grzegorzryznar5101]

I like this introduction! Sounds very promising!

[@EntangledFrequency]

Great work! Very helpful to have in "bite size" videos!

[@yfzhangphonn]

Really appreciate for sharing mate!

[@jonathanmoore5619]

Glad you're doing rust.

[@kagenao2336]

Just started to learn Rust so this really suits me, thanks!

[@do0nv]

I was just about to start learning rust and then this showed up! Thank you so much!

[@14ftdude]

Love your vids keep up the great work

[@cepson]

I'm sure someone has probably mentioned this problem, but I could not install rust on my Linux system, apparently because I used snap to install curl first. Instead, I had to remove the snap-installed curl, and reinstall curl using apt. Once I did that, the rust installation went smoothly. Hopefully this will help someone who might be struggling with this issue.

[@ngockhoi9661]

Yeah, i love rust so much, thank you and hope you make more for this series rust

[@perc-ai]

This could be the biggest Rust series in KZbin cause no one is making Rust content rn

[@alexg6849]

very easy to understand, thanks

[@zsh7862]

i was searching for this, thanks

[@LearnWithNeeraj777]

BOOM...amazing content is ready for rust lovers...

[@fireplank7520]

Omg finally! Thank you tim !

[@bourbonick]

woooo! At 48, I wrote my first program.

[@kitgary]

Finally Rust! I am writing for Crystal, looks like as promising as Rust and will become a core backend language soon!

[@DavidRussellM]

Leaving a comment for the algorithm, thank you for the amazing video!

[@ghouse865]

Tq so much bro ❤️‍🔥

[@Terroid]

DUDE I recently started learning rust, THANKS A LOT!!!

[@GeekRemix]

Where can i find a tutorial for someone who knows nothing about programming but wants to start with rust?

[@__hazelnut]

This is super helpful! Ty :)

[@jimcrowjoe451]

Awesome! I was looking for a great intro....please continue with more videos!

[@p-code]

The c++ visual studio is also in the rust installer

[@dracula5752]

Why you switch back to sublime from vscode?

[@PhuongPham-co5je]

I wish this series will last forever

[@matt-xq1xv]

Hey Tim, awesome content as always! I’m leaving a comment to ask if you please could go through specific modules / libraries in depth like you did with Python. I feel like whenever I use another language I always resort back to Python based on my knowledge with the modules. For example, sockets / networking, and backend modules like flask / Django. Again thanks for the amazing content keep up the great work.

[@informatik01]

*[For those wandering why ls command is not found in Windows Command Prompt]* Yes, `ls` is a Unix command / utility which is not available in Windows Command Prompt _by default_ (it is though available in PowerShell terminal as an _alias_ for Get-ChildItem command). So most probably the author has Git for Windows installed with the option of adding Unix tools (ls is also there) to the Path (this option is offered during the Git for Windows installation).

[@TheBoxingBinge]

thank you so much for this tuturial!

[@matthewmckeen2302]

I thought this was about to be programming for Rust the game lol, Once I finish your python series I'm gonna learn this

[@tldcollins]

On Mac, the Rust insaller adds the rust binary folder to the path in the .bash_profile. If you're using zsh, you will probably need to add the equivalent to your .zshrc.

[@Oxxyjoe]

You can simply type the name of the executable on windows as well. main 13:30

[@syntheticperson]

Very helpful. Thanks

[@premshinde6894]

Thank you so much for teaching this language sir !!

[@jma42]

FINALLLY tim I learned python from you, now its time to get rustyyyy

[@phanorellux]

Thanks!

[@xXHelsingGamingXx]

Love your videos bro! :-D

[@jasongracae1780]

Well I just thought about learning rust and you just started the playlist! I saw have installed tabnine, did you do that after I suggested it or what?

[@toxicvoid0663]

So the semi colon is not mandatory at the end of the line like C/C++? cuz you wrote "here should be a semi colon".. but the program ran just fine without throwing out errors

[@dynfoxx]

Everything is an expression in rust. A way to think about it is that the semicolon consumes the return. If you want to pass something to an above "scope" you can leave it out.

[@LouiseBrooksBob]

Was waiting for the errors generated by the missing semicolon and was shocked to see the program just compile and run.

[@megumin4625]

So, most things are an expression in Rust and can return a value. What this means is, that without the semicolon at the end of the function, `println!()` is returning the result of it from the function. Similar to as if you had written `return println!()`. You can take advantage of this in many other parts of the language as well. But anyways, `println!()` returns unit `()`, which is basically no value. The main function also returns unit `()` (if there's no return type specified, it's automatically unit), so the types match up and it works in this case. If he had other statements after that, he would need to add the semicolon as the expression return without a semicolon only works that way as the last statement. Please note that the above was only a simplified explanation, and leaving out the semicolon does not imply `return` in that way. It just evaluates to a value. You can use this fact in many other places and leave out a semicolon, e.g. in run blocks, etc. (Don't worry too much if this was confusing). If you have questions, feel free to reply to my comment!

[@MocharaidThree]

How do you get your command prompt to autocomplete? that seems so useful.

[@kakafob]

I have learned Django with Time and now Rust with Tim :))

[@brien.]

what are your thoughts on Django? and why learn it over alternatives

[@msp-99000]

Awesome bro.... Jut today I was looking for some Rust course with Yew framework

[@karolkurek9201]

Sublime Text is not totally free: "Sublime Text may be downloaded and evaluated for free, however a license must be purchased for continued use."

[@martis9453]

Love the rust content!

[@BrandonFalkTheActor]

Initially my antivirus blocked main.exe from printing "hello world!" in the terminal. Lols. This tutorial is great! Thank you.

[@J0VIN]

and I'm stuck on the installation phase of the C++ build tools lol its stuck on installing visual studios and here I am expecting to learn a new language :/

[@rodaguj5718]

11:42 how did you run LS on command prompt? do you have an alias for that or did you setup WSL (Windows as Subsystem for Linux)?

[@heisenbergwhite5845]

Please make a video on Go vs Rust, and which is better for what projects

[@s7v7n97]

THANK YOU :3 !!!

[@mr.boomguy]

I heard some comments, and I don't know if they're just memes, but many says "Just use Rust". As a complete novice to programming, I of cause have no idea how good it is, but I hope it's a good learning platform at least

[@patrickborys3490]

The command fot listing files on Windows is 'dir' 11:45

[@zirkoni42]

.\ is not needed on Windows

[@thermotronica]

ah so clear thanks

[@eliasmichalis]

Hi there what about iPad? Is there any compiler ?

[@faatemehch96]

Great Video

[@yohohoho17]

thank you pal

[@debajyatidey9468]

I literally cane here to learn rust just to build a tauri app. 😅

[@Sahil-a-vim-user]

Thank you