by __exit__ on 9/21/18, 9:25 AM with 2 comments
The language seems like a challenge and suits my decision to expand my technical knowledge by tackling a different environment and paradigm.
However, even though I can learn the language, I find it difficult to think of some simple systems programming projecst to practice. In addition to that, whenever I check any Rust-lang repos (i.e. Servo) to potentially contribute there are many alien concepts to me and technical terminology related to low-level programming, making me feel like a beginner.
And so I wonder, are there any books or resources to get used to systems programming (APIs definition, architecture, best practices, tutorials...) to have a better context and knowledge?
Surely there will be aspects common to web development and any kind of programming. However, systems programming seems quite like a different world to me.
by k0t0n0 on 9/22/18, 12:48 PM
from what i have learned. one cannot brute force into rust. 5 months ago i started a project using rust. i thought i will just go over few things it's gonna be fine. turns out i ended up hurting my brain. take your time to learn rust star small.
Link to the tweet: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust_gamedev/comments/9hikxm/really...