Mehul Patel,@rowdymehul
Reference : @f_jimenez
by @linclark
Rust is the Most Loved Language by Developers
Organizations running Rust in production.
System programming language that has great control like C/C++, delivers productivity like in Python and is super safe
Rust is a systems programming language that runs blazingly fast, prevents segfaults, and guarantees thread safety.
Graydon Hoare's personal project started in 2005
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Sponsored (not owned) by Mozilla since 2009
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Rust 1.0 since May 2015
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Current stable version 1.24
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6 weeks release cycle
Must be this tall to write multi-threaded code
by David Baron
State of art programming language
Solves a lot of common system programming bugs
Cargo: Rust Package manager
Improving your toolkit
Self-learning
It's FUN ...
Rust is new enough that you can write useful stuff that would have already existed in other languages
It gives a relatively familiar tool to the modern C++ developers, but in the much more consistent and reliable ways.
It is low-level enough that you take account of most resources.
It's more like C++ and
cargo is awesome. Managing crates just works as intended, which makes a whole lot of troubles you may have in other languages just vanish with a satisfying poof.
Rust is a good choice when you’d choose C++. You can also say, “Rust is a systems programming language that pursuing the trifecta: safe, concurrent, and fast.” I would say, Rust is an ownership-oriented programming language.
Just follow these rules perfectly,
you’re smart.
C/C++
Inspired by @qedunham
Wait a minute,
I’ll take care of it.
Java and others
Hack without fear!
Rust
Choose all three!
Zero-cost abstractions
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Memory safety without garbage collector
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Threads without data races
Ownership
Mutable borrow
Immutable borrow
fn f(x: Type) {...}
fn f(x: &mut Type) {...}
fn f(x: &Type) {...}
Inspired by Jeena Lee and @lastontheboat
curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh
-> Update to latest version:
rustup update stable
-> Update the rustup tool to the latest version
rustup self update
-> Install the nightly toolkit version of the Rust compiler:
rustup install nightly
-> Change the default version of the Rust compiler to nightly version:
rustup default nightly
pub fn add_two(a: i32) -> i32 {
a + 2
}
#[test]
fn it_works() {
assert_eq!(add_two(2), 4);
}