The Illustrated Adventure Survival Guide for New Rustaceans
summary
A pragmatic tour of Rust that shows what actually changes coming from Ruby: concrete commands like cargo build and cargo run, a demonstration of ownership and borrowing that enforces memory safety without garbage collection, and a side‑by‑side playable text adventure implemented in Ruby and rust and hosted at github.com/learning-rust so you can compare behavior directly. The compiler’s rejections are shown as useful guidance and the rust version runs.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:52WELCOME
- 1:53FLATIRON SCHOOL
- 2:04SKYLIGHT
- 3:35COMPILE CODE
- 3:46CARGO BUILD
- 7:17IMPL (implementation)
- 8:14ABSTRACTION OVER HEAD?
- 8:30MEMORY SAFETY without GARBAGE COLLECTION?
- 15:21TONIGHT! ON WRST!
- 15:34Being. And Nothingness. And Error Handling.
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