Introduction to and use of Rust, an elegant, high-performance programming language

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Efficient software production,
With Rust

In this course, you'll learn Rust, a next-generation, high-performance programming language. If you need low-level programming but feel limited by the capabilities of languages like C/C++ or Go, you can leverage Rust, which supports low-level programming while also offering high-level language features! Throughout the course, you'll explore practical examples for backend applications and learn how to reliably build high-performance software with Rust.

Why should I use Rust?

I recommend this to these people

Anyone who wants to create a CLI tool that is lightweight, fast, and easy to deploy

Anyone who wants to use Rust for embedded systems or low-level programming

Anyone who wants to use Rust for WebAssembly output

Developers who need to create high-performance web services

Check out the learning content

✅ Along with the basics of the Rust language , we also kindly explain the ownership model and lease life, which can be difficult.
✅ After completing the basic grammar explanation, you will experience high practicality through an example of creating an AWS Lambda function in Rust .

A word from knowledge sharer Daehyun Kim ✒️

I've worked as a backend developer and development team leader for many years at companies like Kakao (Daum), NHN, and Line+. I'm interested in a variety of programming languages, so I've worked on projects in various languages. I also studied Go, which is known for its high-performance capabilities, but I found it too low-level to be satisfactory.

I was worried that Rust might be a low-level language, as it requires manual memory management without even a garbage collector (GC), but my worries proved unfounded. I was so satisfied with Rust's functional language features that I even started working on a personal side project and even created a course.

Expected Questions Q&A 💬

Things to note before taking the course 📢

Practice environment

• Operating System and Version (OS): This is based on macOS, but I expect there will be no issues with Windows or Linux as well.
• Tools used: Demonstrated using the official Rust extension for VSCode.
• PC specifications: No particularly high specs required.

Learning Materials

• Please refer to the GitHub example code.
• https://github.com/hatemogi/rust-course

Player Knowledge and Precautions

• (Basic) You must have experience learning at least one language such as Java, Python, or Go.
• (Yuri) If you are familiar with low-level languages such as C/C++, you will find it easier to learn.
• WebAssembly and AWS Lambda examples will be uploaded in October (in addition to this lecture). (30% early bird discount until upload.)