Rust as a Modern Mother Language Advanced Techniques for Developing Robust Applications
“The book comprises the best practices of Rust programming. I wrote and published it between 2022 and 2024, and it is presented in two volumes on A4-sized paper.
The question arises: What is the relationship between ‘Rust for System Programming’ and this book?
The ‘Rust for System Programming’ book published by OrangeAva serves as only one of the references for my work; it is not a translation of the book. I served as the technical reviewer for ”Rust for System Programming.” While I had initially hoped to incorporate more content from this book, I found that I could only utilize a few pages from the first chapter. This was primarily because I had already gathered sufficient material for my own book prior to reviewing that one.
I am the author of this comprehensive book, which contains over 30 diverse references.”
Book Description
The book “RUST as a Modern Mother Language” contains advanced techniques for Rust programming aimed at developing robust applications. This comprehensive guide addresses advanced error and memory management techniques, as well as parallel and concurrent processing in Rust. It seeks to provide readers with an effective pathway for learning and utilizing Rust by integrating principles of object-oriented design with performance optimization concepts.
In April 2021, Google, which supports the development of Android using Rust, initiated efforts to incorporate the Rust language into the Linux kernel. According to a report from The New Stack, Linus Torvalds noted that some attempts to integrate new languages into the Linux kernel have not been successful: “We tried C++ 25 years ago. We experimented for two weeks and then abandoned the effort.” The book delves into advanced techniques for error and memory management, parallel and concurrent processing in Rust, while aiming to combine object-oriented design and performance optimization concepts to create an effective learning and application pathway for readers. This book is divided into two volumes; the first volume covers introductory topics, language syntax, advanced memory management, unsafe code writing, pointers anatomy, and behavior patterns. The second volume focuses specifically on advanced object-oriented and functional programming topics, debugging, code correctness, concurrent programming, and introduces other recent studies in Rust programming. Additionally, the second section of the second volume offers project-based solutions for the exercises from both volumes for our esteemed readers.
“One of the common questions is: if we are familiar with a programming language and utilize online resources for learning, why should we use this book to learn Rust?
It should be noted that learning Rust differs from other languages, and half of the learning curve involves understanding conceptual frameworks; thus, this language extends beyond simple command instruction. The author’s aim is to establish an effective connection between concepts and practical application, thereby facilitating the learning process for our valued readers.”
English version
Markedown book: Rust-All-In-One
Persian versions
Physical:
Published by Motekhassesan(Vol.1) , (Vol.2)
E-Book:
Taghcheh (Vol.1) (Vol.2)
