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Rust for Systems Programming
Ownership, concurrency and zero-cost abstractions, learned by building a real CLI.
4.9(312 ratings) 64 lessons · 8 modules 23h1.5k students
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What you'll learn
- Reason about ownership, borrowing and lifetimes with confidence
- Write concurrent code that the compiler proves is data-race free
- Use Result and Option instead of exceptions and null
- Structure a Rust crate the way production projects do
About this course
Rust removes an entire class of bugs at compile time, but the ownership model only clicks once you fight it on a real program. This course builds a file-indexing CLI from scratch, then rewrites it to be concurrent. You will learn borrowing, lifetimes, error handling with Result, and how to reason about memory without a garbage collector.
Curriculum
8 modules · 64 lessons · 23h
The detailed curriculum for this course is being finalised. The outline covers 64 lessons across 8 modules.
Requirements
- Comfortable in at least one compiled language
- Basic command-line familiarity
Who this course is for
- Backend engineers moving to Rust
- Systems programmers escaping C++ footguns
Student reviews
No written reviews yet. The course has 312 ratings with an average of 4.9 out of 5.
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