This repository provides a comprehensive, curated list of resources for learning the Rust programming language, targeting developers of all levels. It aims to guide users through Rust's advanced features, systems programming capabilities, and diverse application domains, from embedded systems to web development and machine learning, offering a structured path to proficiency.

How It Works

The guide is structured as a learning roadmap, presenting a vast collection of links to official documentation, blog posts, video tutorials, and books. It covers core Rust concepts, memory management, concurrency, error handling, and performance optimization, alongside specialized topics like WebAssembly, embedded development, and contributing to the Rust compiler itself. The resources are organized thematically, allowing users to explore specific areas of interest or follow a progressive learning path.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Installation: No direct installation is required; this is a curated list of learning resources.
• Prerequisites: A modern web browser and an internet connection are needed to access the linked resources. Basic programming knowledge is beneficial.
• Resources: The primary resource is the README itself, which links to official Rust documentation, numerous tutorials, and community projects.

Highlighted Details

• Extensive coverage of embedded Rust development, including specific hardware targets like STM32 Blue Pill and Raspberry Pi Pico.
• Detailed sections on systems programming, compiler development, and performance optimization techniques.
• Resources for integrating Rust with Python, building web frameworks, and exploring GUI development.
• Guidance on debugging, testing, and leveraging Rust's macro system.

Maintenance & Community

This repository appears to be a personal curation by Joao Nuno Carvalho, with a focus on providing a broad overview of the Rust ecosystem. Community interaction points are not explicitly detailed beyond general links to Rust Foundation resources and forums.

Licensing & Compatibility

The repository itself does not contain code that requires licensing. The linked resources may have their own licenses, with many pointing to free-to-access documentation and tutorials.

Limitations & Caveats

The sheer volume of resources can be overwhelming, and the organization, while thematic, may not suit every learning style. Some links may become outdated over time, requiring community contributions for maintenance.