2025 Rust Programming for Beginners

Overview

Rust is a versatile and powerful programming language that has found applications in various real-world scenarios due to its unique features, emphasizing performance, safety, and concurrency. Here are some real-time uses of Rust:

Syllabus

• Introduction to Rust Programming
Overview of Rust and its Ecosystem
Setting Up the Rust Development Environment
First Steps: Writing and Running Your First Rust Program
• Core Concepts of Rust
Understanding Variables and Mutability
Basic Data Types and Operations
Control Flow: Conditionals and Loops
• Ownership and Memory Safety
The Ownership Model
Borrowing and References
Understanding Lifetimes
• Structs and Enums
Defining and Using Structs
Pattern Matching with Enums
Implementing Methods for Structs and Enums
• Error Handling
Error Types: Result and Option
Handling Errors in Rust
Creating Custom Errors
• Modules and Crates
Organizing Code with Modules
Using External Libraries and Crates
Understanding the Cargo Package Manager
• Generics and Traits
Defining and Using Generics
Understanding Traits and Trait Bounds
Implementing Common Traits
• Concurrency in Rust
Introduction to Concurrency Concepts
Using Threads in Rust
Exploring Asynchronous Programming
• Real-world Applications of Rust
Systems Programming with Rust
Web Development with Actix and Rocket
Command-line Tools and Utilities
• Best Practices and Community Standards
Writing Idiomatic Rust Code
Leveraging Rust's Tooling: Clippy and Rustfmt
Participating in the Rust Community
• Final Project
Designing and Implementing a Complete Rust Project
Code Review and Optimization
Presentation and Discussion of Projects
• Course Review and Future Directions
Recap of Key Concepts and Learning Outcomes
Exploring Advanced Topics in Rust
Resources for Continued Learning

Taught by

Toppers Bootcamp

Subjects

Programming