Rust learning

If you have already installed Rust with rustup, you can simply use command:

rustup doc

to open a local documentation which contains many useful materials on learning Rust.

• The official Rust book
  • This book is really a good place to start!
• Programming Rust by Jim Blandy
  • Now I assume this book should definitely be your second book after the official rust book. This book also has more diagrams of various situations and many useful examples.
• Learning Rust With Entirely Too Many Linked Lists
  • This should not be your first book into Rust, but it is quite helpful to understand Rust deeper!
• The Rustonomicon
  • This book covers some basic knowledge on the dark side of Rust (i.e. unsafe Rust) and also some clearer explanation on various Rust designs.

• A Rust book list from Github@sger/RustBooks (Just in case, a backup is here).
• Learning Rust With Entirely Too Many Linked Lists
• The Rustonomicon
• The Edition Guide: The Edition Guide describes the Rust editions.
• The Rustc Book: The Rustc Book describes the Rust compiler, rustc.
• The Cargo Book: The Cargo Book is a guide to Cargo, Rust's build tool and dependency manager.
• The Rustdoc Book: The Rustdoc Book describes our documentation tool, rustdoc.