Over one year ago I had been writing series about programming in Rust (rust-series) published here at Steemit. Today, I decided to continue this series as Rust programming language matured since then (to version 1.23.0) and there are still interesting topic and improvements of the language to cover. It also came to my mind (and that was the major reason) that I need some change from topics I usually cover (especially politics - still waiting for #releasethememo though) and so I decided to bring some new Rust programming episodes.
Today I will not give you any new Rust episode but I am going to rather provide links to previous episodes which are hard to locate because there is no good searching mechanism at Steemit so far and some articles are impossible to locate without links (even Google it's hard to get complete list). So, if you are interested in programming in Rust, check previous episodes so you might be ready for what is coming. Also if you have any suggestions or you wish to see some information to specific Rust area, feel free put some comment so can I know what readers like to address.
Programming in Rust series - list of previous episodes
1. Basics (Installation)
2. Cargo
3. Variables and primitives
4. Arrays in Rust
5. Vectors in Rust
6. Functions in Rust
7. Ownership and borrowing
8. Structs in Rust
9. Enums in Rust
10. Methods and traits
11. Generics
12. Lifetimes
13. Conditions and loops
14. Matching in Rust
15. Strings in Rust
16. Modules in Rust
17. Dispatching polymorph code
18. Closures in Rust
19. Error handling in Rust
20. Reading from standard input
21. Macros in Rust
22. Try macro
23. Composing results
24. User error types
25. Pointers in Rust
26. Reading text file
27. Writing text file
28. Linking data structures in Rust
29. Threads
30. Channels
31. Regex in Rust
32. TCP Server in Rust
33. TCP Client in Rust
All right. This is what was covered in the past so far in this series. Make sure you are familiar with these topic because I usually don't recapitulate and we just go forward.
May Lord Jesus bless your programming skills and make sure you use them wisely as with great power comes great responsibility.
