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NєцʀσDєv :freebsd_logo: :java: | 1 years ago (raw) | export | reply | flag 
 Cool, but I'd rather work on a small project and practice by writing a lot. It feels right to me, you know? Everyone messes up while learning. And, down the road, fixing our early tries is all part of the process. Plus, I enjoy checking out the code other folks drop on existing projects. #rust #rustlang

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Mo :ferris: :tux: | 1 years ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 @6b8b6177 I would personally recommend:

- Learn Rust using the official book
- Optional but recommended: Rustlings for small exercises
- Start a pet project after finishing some chapters of the book (but continue reading in parallel)
- Learn Axum
- Learn SQLx to use it with PostgreSQL
- Profit!

Everything else can be learned when required.