Rust

I’ve been playing around with Rust for a year and a half, and the best part of it, like many others say, has been the very helpful community. There are a lot of online resources that help you to get started: the Rust book, the Rustonomicon and many blog posts and stack overflow questions. After I learned the basics I felt a bit lost though. I couldn’t find enough resources for intermediate-level-Rustaceans. I’m a C++ developer in my daily job, and so I’m used with books like Effective C++ from Scott Meyers, the Herb Sutter’s blog and a lot of online resources that always helped me with advanced C++ topics (that are a lot… :sigh:). Those resources teach you how to get the best from the language, how to use it properly, and how to structure your code to be more clear and effective. Those resources are not completely absent in the Rust community, but neither common. ...