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Day 36 of #100DaysOfRust
Oh well, now I've moved on from "Hello, world!" in #development with #Rust to a simple form #web page. In that sense I've learned a lot, although very slowly, because I'm not mentally fit today. I still learn a lot every time I do the #RustLang. Well, then I'll configure the #Helix editor first so that I like it and it's easy for me to use π§¬π¦
Day 35 of #100DaysOfRust
Today I didn't make as much progress as I would have liked in learning #Rust. I was recommended to change the #web framework (see comments from Toot above), I followed the tip! So I only have a rudimentary understanding of #RustLang, I had to read up on it, whether it was me or not I don't know - thanks a lot @mo8it for your help! I have at least typed "Hello, world!" and run it correctly. Albeit slowly, but progress is being madeπ¦
Day 34 of #100DaysOfRust
Wow, today I finished the #Rust basic course and immediately started with the first lesson on #ActixWeb and programmed "Hello world!" & "Hey there!". I was immediately very #motivated and will continue accordingly. But the first thing I'm thinking about is what the interactive #website should be. Because only with one goal is the motivation to learn #RustLang available βοΈπ¦
Day 33 of #100DaysOfRust
I continued learning #Rust today and am almost at the end of the basic course. It's "tedious" for me now because I don't really understand it yet. That means I'll have to look at a lot of things again in the future to deepen my #knowledge. On the other hand, it is fun to #program a web server to learn the program #procedure more directly. But I knew from the start that you don't learn #RustLang in a hurry π¦
Day 31 && 32 of #100DaysOfRust
Yesterday I was only able to learn a little more, but I finished a chapter. Today I finished a chapter in which I set up a very simple #web server using #Rust. It's really exciting and I was able to deepen my knowledge of #RustLang. It's really fun and #motivated me. Of course, learning is not finished after the basic course, but it prepares you to learn in practice and expand your knowledge π¦
Day 30 of #100DaysOfRust
I'm getting closer to complete basic #Rust learning and it's getting more difficult for me. Well, I was also told that 'traits' is a strange thing that you don't always have to use. It's good that I know about it, but if I really use it then I'll probably have to read up again. The other side for 'advanced types' and I'm not kidding myself about that. I only really learn it after when I use #RustLang, not just when I'm learning π¦
Day 29 of #100DaysOfRust
I have now returned to learning #Rust in addition to the workload between the #holiday's. Today I learned how to integrate C solutions, for example, via an '#Unsafe Rust'. I hope not to have to use it in the future or even use libraries that need it - the #future will tell. But still, it's good to have this #knowledge, for use or for criticism. I certainly don't have the #RustLang learning foundation behind me before the end of this year π¦
Day 28 of #100DaysOfRust
I didn't learn _ but their use as well as _meaning and what @ does what where. I worked on this chapter for a relatively long time, but in my opinion it was a profound #Rust specialty that allowed me to use it in a targeted manner. Slowly but surely I'm coming to the end of learning the basics of #RustLang, I'll learn how to use it in the next selected project. But first complete the current basic learning! π¦
Day 27 of #100DaysOfRust
Yesterday I took a break from learning #Rust. Today I continued learning #RustLang in the morning. Then I did the #37c3 watched some interesting shows #online. Now doing the two things in parallel is almost impossible for me, so I'm getting to the end of the introductory course a little slower. That's OK for me, both are very lively. Tomorrow will be similar ππ¦
Day 26 of #100DaysOfRust
I found time today to continue learning #Rust. Although I knew that #RustLang is not fundamentally object-oriented (#OOP), I learned this approach today. It seemed a bit strange to me and I didn't quite understand it. Maybe you should go over that paragraph again. Basically, I know that for future projects, I need to look back and see how I solve the problem. That's the case in any #programming language to solidify your skills π¦
Day 18 of #100DaysOfRust
What I didn't quite understand yesterday, I realized today why this exists. Put simply, this is just a function that is only used at one logic point and is a nameless function. Even as I delve deeper and deeper into the subject of #Rust, the more I see that it is only through a real project that we really #learn how to handle and use it π¦
#100daysofcode #learning #coding #rustlang #project #code #understand
Day 15 of #100DaysOfRust
Yesterday I was unfortunately unable to continue learning #Rust due to my schedule, but today I was able to do so all the more. Today I got through the #RustLang training very comfortably. All the #code tools I #learn'ed earlier were used together in the chapter and at the end they were neatly divided into files. It is getting closer and closer to the development of real programs. [β¦] 1/2
Day 14 of #100DaysOfRust
First of all, I didn't make as much progress today as I would like, but that's normal and shouldn't be criticized, because learning is progressing.
Before, I had only learned basics and code was generally short. Now I'm in the middle of learning a similar example, but it's a whole program. This is fun and shows me how the code methods are connected together π¦
#100daysofcode #learning #learn #code #rust #rustlang #fun #progressive
Day 13 of #100DaysOfRust
Today monday and I came to the topic of writing tests while continuing to learn #Rust. Of course there are also #tests in the programming languages ββthat I already use, but they are often skipped for the so-called unpaid time. I learn more every day and that everything in the basic course is important. I would say it's harder for me because it's more extensive and deeper - I like #RustLang π¦
Day 12 of #100DaysOfRust
Yesterday I met old friends (see my timeline), today I'm continuing to learn #RustLang. A lot of structural theory and how long and where its validity is retained. As a web "script" coder, it's a very new world that's exciting to discover. #Rust certainly has its own peculiarities, which I find very exciting and which make absolute sense βΊοΈπ¦