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Best Practices of Rust Programming Language: The Beginner’s Guide to start with Rust Programming with Best Approaches
Book Description This book is a part of Knoldus Rust Programming Series and it is a core compilation of the best approaches to handle scenarios in Rust. You don't need any special knowledge or understanding of technology to understand the concepts in this book except basic knowledge of Rust because we will be using Rust as a programming language.
The aim of this book is to make developers aware of best practices of Rust.
In this book, you'll get to know all the best approaches a developer should follow and rules that should keep in mind at the time of development.
What this book Chapter 1: Introduction to This chapter introduces us to the existence of Rust in the programming world.Chapter 2: Usage of Here we will understand the concept of Ownership in Rust World that how ownership helps in terms of memory safety by applying certain rules of ownership.Chapter 3: Handling threads using async/ This chapter takes us into deep-dive straight to programming world with an asynchronous vision where we can write block of codes in blocking and non-blocking manner by using async/await.Chapter 4: Unit Test In this chapter, we will get to know the different ways of writing unit-test cases in Rust world. Chapter 5: Clippy, Rustfmt, & Tarpaulin Code Quality In this section, we will understand the significance of code quality tools i.e., Clippy, Rustfmt, & Tarpaulin. And how to customise these tools. Chapter 6: Key Points for Efficient This chapter covers certain topics for efficient development like Closures, Generics, Builder Patterns, Enums, Effective Debugging, etc.There are a lot of various books and information on the internet about explaining Rust Programming Language and in this book I tried to compile the best approaches to code in Rust in a single book.
About the Pawan Singh Bisht is a Software Consultant based in India. He is currently working with Knoldus, an organization where knowledge sharing and upskilling each Knolder is a way of life, which is the only organization to be partners with Lightbend, Databricks, Confluent, and Datastax to deliver high-quality reactive products to its global clients. He loves to troubleshoot complex problems and look for efficient solutions. In his career, he has successfully developed and delivered various applications with Java, Spring, and Rust. He has been involved in Rust contributions for the last couple of months. He writes technical blogs. Most of his blogs are related to Rust.
The aim of this book is to make developers aware of best practices of Rust.
In this book, you'll get to know all the best approaches a developer should follow and rules that should keep in mind at the time of development.
What this book Chapter 1: Introduction to This chapter introduces us to the existence of Rust in the programming world.Chapter 2: Usage of Here we will understand the concept of Ownership in Rust World that how ownership helps in terms of memory safety by applying certain rules of ownership.Chapter 3: Handling threads using async/ This chapter takes us into deep-dive straight to programming world with an asynchronous vision where we can write block of codes in blocking and non-blocking manner by using async/await.Chapter 4: Unit Test In this chapter, we will get to know the different ways of writing unit-test cases in Rust world. Chapter 5: Clippy, Rustfmt, & Tarpaulin Code Quality In this section, we will understand the significance of code quality tools i.e., Clippy, Rustfmt, & Tarpaulin. And how to customise these tools. Chapter 6: Key Points for Efficient This chapter covers certain topics for efficient development like Closures, Generics, Builder Patterns, Enums, Effective Debugging, etc.There are a lot of various books and information on the internet about explaining Rust Programming Language and in this book I tried to compile the best approaches to code in Rust in a single book.
About the Pawan Singh Bisht is a Software Consultant based in India. He is currently working with Knoldus, an organization where knowledge sharing and upskilling each Knolder is a way of life, which is the only organization to be partners with Lightbend, Databricks, Confluent, and Datastax to deliver high-quality reactive products to its global clients. He loves to troubleshoot complex problems and look for efficient solutions. In his career, he has successfully developed and delivered various applications with Java, Spring, and Rust. He has been involved in Rust contributions for the last couple of months. He writes technical blogs. Most of his blogs are related to Rust.
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Published June 5, 2020
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