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The world of backend development is vast. References and links where needed to help you pick up/brush off those concepts along the way. most Rust language features) I will try to provide While we won't be covering a lot of material directly (e.g. If you do not fit this description but you are working towards it I will do my best to help you on the journey: To socialise the knowledge gained during the journey: what does your toolbox look like if you are using Rustįor backend development in 2022? What are the design patterns? Where are the pitfalls? I am writing this book for myself a year ago. I am writing this book for a niche whose needs I believe are currently underserved by the articles and resources Will contribute to over the coming weeks and months.

I am writing this book for the new engineers on my team, a trail to help them make sense of the codebases they I am writing this book for the seasoned backend developers who have read The Rust Book and are now trying to port over I wanted to get an answer to a straight-forward question:Ĭan Rust be a productive language for API development?īut it can take some time to figure out how. The Rust Book or working in the Rust numerical ecosystem. There was a significant gap between the knowledge I needed to be productive and the knowledge I had built reading I struggled with it first-hand when I started to play around with async/await. Relevant to intermediate and advanced users but definitely too much too soon for beginners ends up being neglected. There is value in serving the largest possible audience.Īt the same time, trying to always speak to everybody can have harmful side-effects: material that would be Towards beginners and newcomers, a relentless effort that goes from documentation to the continuous polishing The Rust ecosystem has had a remarkable focus on smashing adoption barriers with amazing material geared Subscribe to the newsletter to be notified when a new episode is published.

This article is a sample from Zero To Production In Rust, a book on backend development in Rust.