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Intro to Rustlang (Setup and Primitives)

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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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An introductory tutorial covering how to set up a Rust development environment and work with basic primitive types.

An intro to the Rust Programming language. Specifically, we look at how to setup an environment and the primitives available in the language. Feel free to donate: BTC: 1ExBSiaEa3pceW98eptJwzR9QHrYZ71Xit ETH: 0xD210Ea51F1615794A16080A108d2BC5471F60166 Check out our Twitter: twitter.com/TensorProgram Check out our Facebook: facebook.com/Tensor-Programming-1197847143611799/ Check out our Steemit: steemit.com/@tensor

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What people say. Recommended as a good video series for beginners learning the fundamentals of Rust.

u/fichtnin r/rust • Recommends

On “A video lecture series for learning Rust?”

yeah, a very good series to learn rust is from Tensor on youtube. [video he has stuff about fundamentals and little projects. have fun and a nice day dude :) happy greetings
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u/Dapostoin r/rust • Recommends

On “Any good YouTube show?”

Tensor Programming on YouTube has some interesting video's. For the basics and intermediate projects: Basic tutorials Intermediate
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u/basidesin r/rust • Mentions

On “What's everyone working on this week (21/2019)?”

Following this Tensor's youtube videos, trying to work up to at least being able to follow the logic and decisions behind making a toy blockchain in Rust. I am seeing that some blockchain technology (like Filecoin) is using Rust and I am intrigued.
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u/Sollimannin r/rust • Mentions

On “Open-source Autonomy Software in Rust-lang with gRPC for the Roomba series robot vacuum cleaners”

u/Khay_ That would be awesome, you are very much welcome to contribute :) I have a lot of thoughts and ideas for the project, but haven't mapped it out yet. What if I tried to set up a backlog for the project as chronological steps and some overall goals, and you can have a look? I have done something similar in the past, but only for an autonomous underwater vehicle written in C++ and Python using ROS (have a look here), and learned a lot from that. I would like to create something similar, but I know a lot of things that can improve from the past architecture. I'm also a Software Engineer that like to do Rust and Robotics on my spare time. In case you would like some more resources for l…
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