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Should you learn Rust in 2023?

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Bogdan from Let's Get Rusty evaluates the state of the Rust language, its ecosystem, community growth, and job market in 2023.

Join our Rust Live Accelerator waitlist (free Rust Job-Ready Roadmap inside): letsgetrusty.com/join Let’s Get Rusty is the #1 Rust education & career development platform for engineers who want real-world skills and results. We combine a structured curriculum, industry-grade projects, expert review and feedback, and our Rust recruiter network — to help you master Rust and get hired. · Should you learn Rust in 2023? Rust has an amazing story and a bright future, but in this video I'll ask if these are the best years to be learning it over. Is it stable? Are there enough jobs? Is it worth learning right now? Let's find out. FREE Rust Cheat Sheet: letsgetrusty.com/cheatsheet Chapters: Intro Language & Ecosystem Community growth Industry adoption Job growth Conclusion

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On “I built a multiplayer game engine in Rust (Ask me anything)”

> or become one of the boring old reliable options that nobody bothers to Thanks for sharing your thoughts! While it's true that some may still have the impression that Rust isn't mature or widely-used enough, the statistics actually show that Rust is growing exponentially. In fact, according to the link I've provided, Rust has been one of the fastest-growing languages in recent years, with adoption in both open source and commercial projects. I think it's safe to say that Rust is well on its way to becoming a reliable option for major projects, and we may even start seeing Enterprise Rust codebases sooner than we think. link to this video
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