- Rust programming language to take mainstream update#
- Rust programming language to take mainstream full#
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Rust programming language to take mainstream update#
UPDATE (March 2023): Henk and colleagues are teaching the course! They travelled to Bratislava to meet the students for the first course and have since been giving online lectures and tutorials. (our services) Want to sponsor Rust 101?Īt the time of writing (December 2022) the course is under development, in preparation for its first run at STU Bratislava, Feb - May 2023. They have helped us with feedback and contributions to the course material. We are very happy to have received support from folks at the Radboud University and the Delft University of Technology, as well as from Ferrous Systems, Europe's leading Rust agency. In addition, Henk has received a grant from the Rust Foundation. Tweede golf has received funding from Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava (STU) that has enabled us to lay the groundwork for the course. It is a not-for-profit project, where the only requirement is that the cost of our work is covered. The Rust 101 project is run by Henk Oordt and others at Tweede golf.
Run it as a whole for a complete introduction to the language, or take the base modules and customize the course to your needs. Rust 101 offers universities a Rust course they can pick and choose from. In short, each module starts with a lecture on the theory and is then followed by a tutorial where students do exercises (i.e.
Rust programming language to take mainstream full#
When used in full 12-week format, the schedule is: WeekĮcosystem and tools Advanced Syntax, Ownership, References The mix of theory and hands-on experience becomes obvious when you take a look at the repository or the outline of the course, which consists of 9 lectures, 9 tutorials and 1 final project. It's education to the rescue: if higher education can help more students to learn Rust, employers will be confident they can grow teams, and developers will be able to land Rust jobs.
Rust 101 is here to break that vicious cycle! How?īy sparking students' imaginations - and that of professors, of course! Reasoning.push_str("There aren't many experienced developers, because.")
Reasoning.push_str("Companies are hesitant to adopt it, because.") Reasoning.push_str("There aren't a lot of job openings, because.") Why? let mut reasoning = "Rust is great and all, but.".to_owned() From the developers point of view: it is hard to find a Rust job. Still, outside the big tech companies Rust is not a mainstream language.
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