Course Outline

Introduction

  • What is Rust?
  • Rust vs other programming languages
  • Overview of Rust features and architecture

Understanding Rust

  • The lifecycle of a Rust program
  • How Rust fits in with other languages
  • Rust's approach to memory safety and concurrency

Getting Started

  • Setting up the Development Environment
  • Installing Rust as a programming toolchain
  • Configuring the Rust environment
  • Using the Cargo package manager

Basic Syntax and Concepts

  • Variables and data types
  • Control flow and loops
  • Functions and modules
  • Ownership and borrowing in Rust

Structs, Enums, and Pattern Matching

  • Defining and using structs
  • Creating and matching enums
  • Pattern matching in Rust

Error Handling

  • Dealing with errors using Result and Option types
  • Handling panics with panic! and unwrap()
  • Writing custom error types

Modules and Packages

  • Organizing code in Rust
  • Creating and using modules
  • Building and publishing Rust packages with Cargo

Testing and Documentation

  • Writing tests in Rust
  • Using the built-in testing framework
  • Documenting Rust code with comments and docstrings

Concurrency Basics

  • Introduction to concurrency in Rust
  • Creating and managing threads
  • Synchronization and message passing

Integrating Rust with existing codebases

  • Interfacing Rust with other programming languages
  • Calling Rust functions from C or C++ code
  • Exposing Rust APIs to other languages

Common Idioms and Best Practices

  • Exploring common Rust coding styles
  • Following Rust community conventions
  • Utilizing popular libraries and frameworks

Troubleshooting

  • Identifying and resolving common issues in Rust programs

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • An understanding of basic programming concepts
  • Experience with at least one programming language (preferrably C or C++)

Audience

  • Developers
 14 Hours

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