2:09 Windows user detected lol

Yo has anyone noticed these videos aren’t 100 seconds long?

I am thinking on learning a new language i am torn between go and rust. Go though is so attractive

I really want to learn Rust but it just lacks the community and 3rd party libraries. Like if you want to make a GUI, in C++ you just use qt or any popular GUI framework. That doesn’t exist in Rust. It also doesn’t have an established game engine, there is a web framework (Rocket) but who knows how popular it is. It makes me wonder what people are coding in Rust in the first place. Great language but 0 community.

When I first heard about Rust, the next question that is hard to answer is “why”? Even the “how” part is very difficult to answer. Nothing can suddenly comes from a vacuum without relation to other things before it. I search far and wide. All explanations can be found from the writings of Roberto Bagnara in his “Rusted-C” proposal. Instead of being a fanboy hyping the thing, why can’t we just dissect it and get to the bottom of things here. Because a lot of n00bs out there have no idea what they are getting into. How can one protect oneself from the very dangers of which he is ignorant?

I wanna see a rust tutorial

You need to be a C++ developer first, in order to be a decent Rust developer. Otherwise it looks like an unnecessarily weird language.
Also, Rust is probably the only language that needs tutorials to teach how to work with strings…

waiting for “full rust tutorial”

Yes a rust tutorial could be the best thing, and i could know how to use Deno properly!

Fun to know how no one realized that most of these vids are 130 seconds

I would say lower languages provide you with a gun, with which you can shoot yourself in the foot if you don’t know how to use it. Rust gives you toy gun, with which you can’t shoot anyone.

Mutt))

Pug

this is a comment

This won’t compile. You forgot “:?” in the template string for the “println” macro.

Yep 100 seconds (2*60)+29=100

2:12 Main .exe 💀

Rust tut?

Tutorial yes. That assembled voice? …thanks.

Is Rust good for doing machine learning type of programming ?

Man, this looks weird. I’ll stick to Python.

In university we had a software-computer science- gigachad like in the memes. The guy is very smart and skipped classes to study in of the most elite universities here in Germany. He is an insane programmer and was always vocal about how great Rust was an important performance gains are. We learned Java in university and he was keen to rewrite his code in Rust just for the flex and performance. After getting all the points he needed he trolled the tutors correcting our assignments. He wrote the whole program (a card game) in one single Java file with 300 lines without using OOP and without Javadoc (we needed to write Javadoc…). And all tests passed and it worked perfectly fine.

0:37 wtf, that was not C++ but C…. lol nice ad for Rust… don’t compare languages if you don’t know them

OdinLang in 100 seconds!

Weird. I didn’t think rust was that old and I’ve never heard anyone mention Graydon Hoare

Remove this mut ;D

This video predates rust foundation trademark policy,

We can just sue them back and win it.

Yes, I’d love to see a rust tutorial!

This message is not endorsed by the rust foundation

This video is in violation of The Foundation’s marks

In Rust, there are pros and cons of not having null. Quite problematic sometimes, althought, there’s None but it isn’t compareable with null.

0:13 aged like fine wine
Rust became the third language in the Linux kernel.

this video not only taught me about Rust but also helped identify that my potted rose is suffering from rust fungus lmao. Doubly helpful

I’m not a robot

Tis funny the Rust extension for VSCode is deprecated

Would love to see the full tutorial

It would be nice to see a Rust video

No half-competent C++ programmer would routinely use malloc/free, or even new/delete when it can be easily avoided. Fun fact: C++ actually has automatic memory and resource management. Well, kind of, at least. It’s called RAII. The problem is that it’s not enforced, and sometimes tricky to get right. This is where Rust and its borrow checker comes in – it picks up C++’ idea of automatic resource management, makes it mandatory and goes out of its way to keep you from getting it wrong.

full rust tutorial please

full rust!

so rust is just better C atleast from what youre saying? tho its syntax seems a bit more complex (maybe unpopular opinion but C actually has pretty intuitive syntax i think), ik a bit of C but no rust

Full Rust tutorial would be great. Your videos are awesome. Keep up the good work. 😀

need rust tutorial now

Moar?

100 rocket raid

wait a minute its 148 sec

heh, wait till they hit memory scope and dyn traits… 😈

Ain’t it weird the Rust extension for VSCode was deprecated

Python does not have garbage collection. It uses reference counter for memory management.

I write in assemble and its way faster then rust.

His code compiled to “main.EXE” !!!
I’m currently still dealing with my feelings knowing Fireship rox WindowsOS. #sadface #cry

I’d love to see a tutorial on rust in game dev 🙂

mut = mute not mutt!

tutorial for shmichael shmangelo

“However, mutable values, objects with an unknown size at compile time are stored in the heap memory”
Incredible, every word of what you just said, was wrong

here my question. do we realy need rust for web development or mobile development. I am a junior software enginner. I have 3 years experiance and I am coding fullstack both web and mobile. but ı am wondering do I realy need rust in future ?

This language is making so much noise while offering something that only 0.01% of developers actually need. Please consider it guys 🙂

Okay! I have one question. Can this finally replace C++?

I tried to learn Rust but then I shit my pants and my parents took my computer away 😢

I would like have a Rust Ownership tutorial made with your style.

Rust tutorial

Tried Tauri this week. Don’t know rust but vs Electron it’s a game changer

I wanna see a full rust tutorial.

0:12 Yo

0:27 actually that example would also be stack allocated as it’s a &str type. The heap allocated type of string is String (which is properly mutable instead of just reassignable)

TUTORIAL PLEASEEE!!!!

yes to full tutorial, Inthink this is my next language…ps I started programming in the seventies with Algol, Fortran and Cobol…

Idk why, I always found Rust harder to program than C.

A web server: is Rust or Go better?

Rust Tutorial

Rust tutorial please!!!

How it is different from Objective-C ‘s Reference Counting?

Borrow ?????

is it mandatory to know how c or c++ works to start learning Rust ? thank’s

🤍🤍🤍

Great video. Thank you

Im not a CS guy into some developing :/ My boss asked me to have a perl kinda language alongside programming languages ( c++, c#). Because its essential he says. Will Rust work like a perl alternative?

WE WANT RUST TUTORIL

full rust tutorial pls

mutable values have nothing to do with being allocated on the heap

Which is better at concurrency Rust or Elixir?

after version 6.x, this video hits different

So…..when IS the Rust tutorial? You promised that if we liked this video and subscribed to your channel, we would learn how to program in Rust. I wouldn’t mind coding games on it!

Damn, even the simpliest app in Rust looks complicated

As a C/C++ programmer for more than 2 decades Rust is the only language that has garnered my interest. Does anyone have comparative Kernel performance stats? I’d like to see the same test kernel composed in C++ and Rust compared.

As both an Eve Online player and tech student, believe me when I say IN RUST WE TRUST.

1:06 maybe somone can help me here. So when transfering a reference to a different scope, it doesn’t transfer the rust ownership, right? That means that when original variable runs out of scope, the value is destroyed, right?

What to do in cases of asynchronous programming? We create a variable in one scope but when the event finally fires we’ll need to access this variable value in a different scope later?

Trying to figure out how Rust works, thanks!

No because why did this help me on my rust test!

Oh I thought this was about rust the video game

C++ was presented here with malloc and free. This is not C++, but plain C. C++ has smart pointers that clean themselves up once they go out of scope. No shooting oneself in the foot here.

at this point Rust is like a cult

Moar

moar rust!

make a video about the vlang

I think ownership & borrowing concept can also be implemented in C++ with simple keywords used while declaring/defining variables, I hope this feature comes out in the future updates.

Awesome, please make more videos on Rust

I just realized these aren’t actually 100 seconds

zig in 100 seconds

Why the logo is a Crab? why?

Excellent explanation of the ownership and borrowing concept.

Well, now Rust can be used for PRs to the Linux Kernel

“Future Linux Kernel?”. Your prediction was on point!! Well not the entire kernel is being replaced with Rust but they are now adding Rust support in next version of it’s Kernel. v6.1

0:13 Great prediction I guess

If you use malloc with C++ you have been living under a stone for at least 20 years.

🦀🦀🦀

0:12 He predicted the future as Linux kernel 6.1 will get Rust built-in.

How can I uninstall Rust from my Linux Kernel?

Thanks!

Glad to see Rust making it into the Linux kernel

I thought rust was a game where you hit people woth rocks.

🦀 🦀 🦀 🙂

Why do we still bother with C😂

Rust tutorial please

Rust has the best error messages, it even tells you what to do whenever you get an error. I am thinking to start working with rust, but there’s literally very few tutorials

full

Please don’t put music in yours videos

I will have to say yes to that Rust tutorial.

*Comments for full Rust Tutorial*

I am very very very intrested

More rust

VS Code with rust-analyzer or Intellij Idea with Rust plugin?

Where’s Rust for the Haters? I’d like to see that.

PLEAAASE do slint (formely sixtyfps)

I love Rust so much. I’ve been writing Cpp for 14 years now (not all of them – professionally), and I’ve had a full stack career on top of that. Rust is such a modern and fun language to use, once you’ve learned how to deal with the compiler and figured out the memory intricacies of its many ptr types.

I love Rust 🙂

It is a fantastic programming language but it also has a horrible name.

is there a rust in time compiler for it

Kinda like ARC works in ObjC and Swift.

*0:31** American rubbish trucks are the worst thing I’ve ever seen*

I want to see rust and react native courses.

Does it have a web framework

00:55 is plain wrong. Mutability has nothing to do with where the values are stored. The concept you are looking for here would be boxing, like a Box is a T living on the heap.

There has to be some kind of catch. This language seems great

Garbage collectors to NERF, no GC to shoot your self in the foot … man, so simple, so funny … lmao ever since … GG

Memory management looks like reference counting from VB6. Is this another case of what’s old is new again?

Sorry. I refuse to use LET while programming. I haven’t used it since my Sinclair ZX81 days.

“We have Trust in our Rust!”

Since we’re nitpicking, technically a better way to write the do_stuff function would to have it take in a generic slice type, since it would then be compatible with vectors and slice types, plus it would work on such containers containing any type of data:

fn do_stuff(val: &[T]) { … }

Rust tutorial please.

The syntax sucks though.

First time I heard about Rust is from an article that discussed about Linux Kernel moving to C99 and rewriting some part of it in Rust, and I thought what kind of an amazing language that wins Linux developers’ hearts when even C++ couldn’t get into that lmao.

Thanks

It took me a minute but I was understanding “low level performance” as being very slow, but what it really meant was “performance of a low-level language” which means fast.

rust tutorial plz let’s gooo

@Fireship seems like all these in 100s videos (which are brilliant) are about 2mins and 30s, which is 150s. Is that by design or are you just bad at math?

0:32 oh lol, was it garbage collector or garbage spreader??

0:24 what’s the source of “Rust ranked world most loved programming language since 2016”?

I agree with many others: a rust tutorial would be really appreciated!

Full tutorial when?

I clicked this video thinking he meant the game lmao

Thanks!

Rust tutorial please! 🦀

Would definitely love to see a full Rust tutorial!

0:18 really? Hoare?

i am still a complete dumbass but i wanna start learning about programming, what should i start with, also any tips are appreciated😊

0:24 Ofc C++ and Java are nowhere to be seen

Rust is all fun and games until you try to use closures and generics

A little detail I just found out about: Rust has a “yeet” keyword for throwing errors.

Just a small detail that I find the funniest thing I’ve ever seen in programming

That syntax is absolutely filthy.

I LOVE RUST!!!!!!!!! 🧡🦀⚙️🧡🍊🦀🦀🦀🦀⚙️⚙️🦀🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🔥⚙️🦀🦀🧡🧡🧡

This is the best and only language

1:24 – That’s the most helpful error message I’ve ever seen. None of the “Traceback call last” paragraphs or “Expected x on line y” scavenger hunts.

error[E0382]: borrow of moved value

video started at 00:01

can we see an analysis of rust vs Go?

Mutable also in c++

Why didn’t you say “hi” to your mom?

Full Rust tutorial please! 😀

Still waiting for the Rust tutorial…

i thought this was the game “rust”.

> mutable values…are stored in the heap

This is incorrect, and it’s a pretty fundamental point. Rust is happy to have mutable values on the stack. The stack vs heap distinction in Rust is similar to the same in C++: objects need to live on the heap if their size is unknown at compile time (as the video mentions) or if their lifetime isn’t limited to any particular scope. In Rust this is often done with Vec, Box, or Arc, much like C++ would use vector, unique_ptr, or shared_ptr.

Rust’s unique approach to mutability is unrelated to the stack/heap distinction. The rule in Rust is that a mutable object can’t be aliased; there can only be a single, unique reference to it while it’s being mutated. This dovetails very closely with the ownership and borrowing rules that keep track of object lifetimes and prevent use-after-free bugs. These are the parts of Rust that make it really unique.

incredible

ewwww…. Steve Jobs……

I definitely want to see a full-lenght rust tutorial, especially geared towards game development!

More rust

Really enjoyed this, thank you for creating it. Unfortunately due to youtube’s strong rust preference I’ll be seeing rust videos for the next three lifetimes now.

Rust compile time is slow!

What I found out so far is that Rust is either just as fast or faster than C++ when writing code out-of-the-box. But C++ allows those final tweaks to be even faster.

But Rust is still much easier to manage compared to C++. So, chose as you see fit.

Seems like it’s making things even more complicated. C# is already too complicated for me. I still can’t figure out what “static” means.

*Every person who hasn’t left their mom’s basement in the last 20 years’ wet dream in 100 seconds*

❤️❤️❤️🦀🦀🦀

Yes , full rust tutorial

Please give us the full tutorial!

I love how he did not give any shit about the warning at the end.

yew in 100 seconds?

Revolutionary things always comes in orange color 😂

Rust!

C

You shoot yourself in the foot.

C++

You accidentally create a dozen instances of yourself and shoot them all in the foot. Providing emergency medical care is impossible since you can’t tell which are bitwise copies and which are just pointing at others and saying “that’s me, over there.”

Assembly Language

You crash the OS and overwrite the root disk. The system administrator arrives and shoots you in the foot. After a moment of contemplation, the administrator shoots himself in the foot and then hops around the room rabidly shooting at everyone in sight.

Dude I’m discovering the comment section of your videos right and this is amazing. So much quality feedback, friendly corrections, and expansive conversations. What a lovely place on the internet.

Spu7Nix? Xd

Rust is amazing. It’s like C++ but in scripting form. I’m falling in love with this channel.

i never even heard of rust until like 10 months ago

too bad it is terrible for making web apps, also the available orm and db libraries are all over the place and poorly documented, still top for anything else

Yeah sounds a WHOLE lot easier than new and delete.

Great job, would like full tutorial

I’m convinced Rust primarily exists to achieve upvotes on Reddit and Hacker News.

Would love a full rust course with your explaination

Mutable values are N O T automatically stored on the heap in Rust

I died at that gif of the garbage truck flinging trash everywhere. lol great video. was just the summary I was looking for

I want a full-stack developer boyfriend pls <3

I hate how unnecessarily alien the syntax of this language is, and how it can take 10 minutes to compile a hello world. If you are incapable to use C++ for memory management: learn how to use it.

0:31 that’s an illustration of Java’s Garbage Collector

Really thanks for your tutorials, i am really loving it, i was watching your Haskell in 100 seconds and there was a logo of Zig for about 2 or 3 seconds, i was interested and now i am knowing it, isn’t that awesome? Also big thanks for using Fira Code font, my favourite

I was forced to learn Rust in uni and by god, I have coded in LISP, Basic C, C#, C++, java, gdscript, python, javascript, css/html and php, and no language has ever gotten close to being as confusing, obtuse and illegible as Rust (though python is stiff competition in the illegible category).
It’s cool that this language is so popular, so there’s enough people out there willing to use it so that noone can force me to touch that accursed crustacean ever again.

Want full rust tutorial

I’d love to see a full rust tutorial, been thinking about the language recently and wanted to start off strong

I think the only thing missing from Rust is ecosystem maturity. I tried to convert a program I wrote in C++ to Rust, but the program used libTIFF and I found the Rust TIFF libraries to be kind of confusing and not super well documented. I eventually gave up and decided to just improve my C++ program.

is julia faster than rust?

Yes I too would love to see the detailed tutorial from basics to advanced. You explain things very good.

.rs #rust #rustlang #cargo #rustacean #fireship

anybody else who likes the game rust get reccomended this video go home YT algo you’re drunk.

Please, do a “100 sec” of R

Well, i clicked thinking it was about Rust the game..

As a jr web dev I really really really wanna get into Rust but also wtf is a heap

I’m just fucking impressed. You explained better ownership and borrowing in a 100s than many tutorials in hours…

More Rust Please!

amazing

Thanks

ITS NOT PRONOUNCED MUT ITS PRONOUNCED MUTE

“….to nerf your control over memory management…” Lol

I was wondering how you could possibly explain Rust in 100 seconds. Well, this is definitely how.

Basically in all practical uses no one actually uses free or delete. unique pointer and stl data structure are quite good at managing there own memory

Man, I still have my plans for my GSD language… The cold compile times would be atrocious, but great incremental, and such great unorthodox features, people would either love it, or just be too confused by it being too alien…
GSD stands for: _Getting Shit Done_
– The main thing I want is a heavy consistent suport for compile time evaluation, which all languages need (macros, templates,…), but it’s rarely elevated to a first class citizen. Instead it should be the basis.
– And to minimize annoyances like boilerplate, or convoluted build tools, mainly static linking, rich type inference even in fn headers (really, all functions would be more templates, instantiated depending on how they are used) (unless ABI, and restricted for library API), and so much more… – _I want, what the name says._

A little like Zig, but a lot more capable, and for example: Types are “just” compile time objects that implement an interface TypeGuard, etc.

//why did I comment this? … idk… I’m depressed, and felt inspired… It’s just a language I dream about, and while I have an idea on how to write it, I ~know I will never have the energy, nor time for it, and I know it will never get popular even if I did make a prototype …
I have thousands and thousands of lines of notes, thinking about the design… Why can I not just be content with the annoying stuff we have…
I wish I would at least write an article about the ideas I have – Maybe people would like it. Maybe some language could pick up the main ideals… But I don’t even have the “energy” for that…

Where smoil?

I love learning rust when I’m playing rust

I can’t emphasize enough how much I love cargo, it just makes everything so much easier

Rust is the future.

what the heck is this nerd talk

Hell yeah I’d like a rust tut

you should do these but for different cryptos (like cardano in 100 secs)

Your stopwatch didn’t run on rust.

I know this is an oversimplified video, but in C++ you do not need to handle memory manually, the memory management in modern C++ is actually very similiar to the one in Rust, although it is somewhat uglier.

Now THIS is a modern low-level programming language

Why did I think this was about Rust by Facepunch

Yes please!

I love this language 😊👍

I loved C but hated C++ as it’s ugly as fuck. I hope to visit again the “low-level-like” languages

It’s funny how everyone is correcting the statement that mutable variables have to be on the stack, while also making the mistake in assuming variable with unsized types have to be on the heap. “Hello world” is a str , an unsized type, and it is stored in static memory.

more for rust

comment to see a full rust tutorial! 🙂

0:37, C has this restriction. With C++ you can also do this, as well as higher-level methods too.
0:51, C++ can use both mutable or not on the stack. The condition is if their memory size don’t pass a certain amount of memory. 1:05, whenever it does, 1 can use smart-pointer, that does just what you showed here – and prevents the dangling issue.
1:19, you can pass a reference for that, as well as any other variable/object/pointer. Pointer is specially useful in situations where things can go wrong, allowing to represent the case by a null value, which is a nice idea.
Race conditions: since 2011 (C++11) we have the library, which forbids data racing at compile-time.
1:47, finally something C++ hasn’t: assigning numbers by a growing order, right at the declaration. But you can always define your custom constructor for that.

Being called a Rustacean is reason enough for me to learn the language

i want to know how this dude creates his videoes

Respectfully, there are a lot of misconceptions in this video. C++ also has drop semantics and you can write memory safe code with it when you don’t use raw pointers at all. The reason Rust is memory safe is because it doesn’t allow you to use raw pointers by default and checks reference validity at compile time, which C++ could only really do at run-time last time I checked.

Do video for scala

All is better with rust!

I am very interested also to see a Rust tutorial. The Scryto programming language that is built on top of Rust as well as the Radix engine I believe are the future of web3

MAKE A FULL RUST TUTORIAL RIGHT NOW!!!!🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫

Ahh a compiled rust code will produce an exe file, sir so that exe file can run in other computer without installing the rust?

I will wait for your respond sir jeff delaney..

I’m not a programmer at all, but I see Rust makes .exe files, so does Rust only work on Windows???

1000th comment

yes 1

I can’t believe it’ss only 100 seconds! I learnt something efficiently today!

Moar

Interesting language. I like to have full control over my system though so I’ll be sticking with C.

Terribly interesting. I’d love to learn more.

Rust with Elixir anyone?

i love rust!

Full tutorial please 🦀

Furries LOVE this language! So do I!
The claim that it is a cult like strange following with 60% reddit like moderation is pure trite! I would ban these people immediately claiming such misinformation!
Trust the government!
Much love

0:36 I spat my coffee all over my keyboard. On the way to buy a new keyboard. THANKS.

You can code for web with webassambly, low level, nearly automatic memory control. Isn’t it perfect? Why not everyone using this?

Finally! I understand the ferris_says example!

Please do it! A beautiful Rust tutorial

Moar plz

Nice an overview, that far, from C# coder’s point of view, Rust looks not so different 🙂

Where’s joke about rust, the game one

Please do a longer video on Rust! ❤️

Yes please to the rust tutorial!

Give Zig a justice please

Yes, a full rust tutorial would be better than this.

Do Verilog in 100 seconds! It’s incredibly interesting to me how HDL languages literally translate into a digital circuit rather than machine code and I’d love to see your take on it.

> sees & before a variable
*SCREAM*

A FULL RUST TUTORIAL PLEASEE 🥺🥺🥺

Or, if you set the speed to 0.75x like I had to, “This has been Rust in 133 seconds”

Rust, a scary game

Amethyst is dead, man 🙁

rustlings << Strongly recommended! Its a superb interactive tutorial where you go deeper and deeper into it while actually writing and compiling Rust step by step 👍👍👍

Rust, a new language, manages to look uglier than old C++. It’s the ugliest fucking thing I’ve ever seen in my entire life.

Full rust tutorial!

The video was good to the point he was showing c++ and talking about manual memory freeing…
I think some people just don’t understand that there is something called modern c++

your only missing the sweaty zerg clans along with screaming 14 year old kids when their rust base gets raided.

I don’t understand why I get these awful videos in my feed. If I wanted to hear someone reading me a Wikipedia page, I’d read it outloud myself. You’re the “behind the meme” of programming videos.

I would love to see you try and use the Rocket web server framework.

Your videos are amazing!!! thanks

Idk if I wanna play Rust, there was a bp wipe a while ago and I’m really just not in the mood rn.

seems like a perfect programming language to me. does it have any downsides? (apart from the ugly syntax, wth were they thinking???)

Oh, the language thit its maintainers distort CS terms and remove codes to complly Political-Correctness? I know.

If that was meant to demonstrate how simple this language operates then epic fail.

If your not already an experienced developer this demonstration may give you a migraine.

A tutorial of Rust in detail would be a lovely resource,

You are a genius. This is friking awesome!

Rust tutorial

Yeah! Rust tutorial!

I’d love to see Rust tutorial

Rust is fine if you actively avoid the general Rust community

How is it different from the garbage collection?

hi mom

This totally deserves a tutorial

so it is C++ safe version?

Go full rust tutorial!

am i just stupid but i thought stack variables were able to be changed?

Oh, its not a game meme video….

I’m not sure that this was 100 seconds.

I should really try Rust. It really does seem to be the “next big thing.”

did you hear about smart pointers and RAII idiom in C++? coz call 0:37 as cpp code its …
I didn’t see anything worthwhile that Rust can do better than cpp, probably because I’m not affected by the hype.

After i learn a decent amount of C/C++ think i’ll learn some rust

Full tutorial please Jeff!

well rust… I expected some survival, building and raiding techniques

What’s amazing about Rust is how smart and detailed the compiler is. It tells you how to fix your errors in a very precise and understandable way, unlike C++

Rust killed C++

Love it!

Pro tip:
Instead of doing rustc to compile
Use:
Cargo build
Then
Cargo run

it’s such a well loved language that in 2020 it barely beat Dart and Lisp in the TIOBE index at a whopping 0.5%

Rust is a wonderful language. But it is not good for projects that must be completed

Good luck finding RUST tutorial.
All you will find is a video game.
Couldn’t come up with the name worse than that ?

0:40 😂😂 after coding endless hours of system level C Code in university, I feel this statement so hard😂

You I put functions inside of functions?🤨

i don’t get it

please do a full tutorial

Have you corrected the error at 0:55 ? the one pointed out by @Bar Yemini – This is wrong, value mutability doesn’t have anything to do with the value being stored on the stack or the heap (and the example let mut hello = “hi mom” will be stored on the stack since it’s type is `&’static str`), it depends on the type of the value (if it’s `Sized` or not).
I think it’s still in the video and many people use these videos for learning concepts. It would be very problematic if people learn something incorrect.

I’d love to know how it validates a race condition, that seems really difficult to do!

i mostly see rust being used in linux oses or unix-like, it is not that common on windows

memory allocation & deallocation in C not necessarily is the gun pointed towards your foot … its more like a holstered gun of any kind – you can use it to shoot bears, robbers, terrorists …. but you can also use it to shoot yourself. Most people use it to shoot themself – only to start blaming the gun immediately. Because reasons. And because C is bad – thats what everybody else with little to no actual experience says so it must be true, obviously 😀
C absolutely *requires* software development skill and experience. Dont use it if you’re a newbie. Like … at all. Also don’t use it if all of your skill is centered around scripting languages like JS, Angular, PHP and the likes – you need experience with low-level or “lower-level” languages and also a *lot* of in-depth knowledge about computer hardware … and : no, the CS class / course you did last year is not enough. You need like ten times that, in real-world scenarios. Minimum.

Cool vid actually. You made me more interested in rust than anything else.

0:36 😂

0:30 garbage collector lol 😂

Sorry but calling the code at 0:37 C++ is just an insult to every C++ programmer out there.

Yo! Still waiting for the Rust tutorial

Would love more of Rust in any form on this channel. Currently learning the fundamentals of it, but I hope to learn how it is used in WebAssembly!

Yes please, a full rust tutorial

It should be noted that Rust is also the tool of choice for the nonbinary/transgender coding community, so it is a better language than others in many aspects!

Okay, you had me at Rustaceans

Yes. I hope to see a full rust tutorial

0:24 “most loved programming language” how easy it is to manipulate these polls.

MOAR!

I just wanted to learn rust cause of this video, thank you so much!

Rust tutorial pleaseee…..

plz rust tutorial for linux

Thank you for such a good video. I started to learn Rust after watching. That’s really interesting language. It’s gonna be so great, if you will make a full Rust tutorial!

A rust tutorial would be awesome. Especially in how it works with WASM

Can you honestly say its “popular for game engine”?

You make it sound like Rust is the next big thing in languages since C++. And it is! 😆

Thank you for the Rust in 100 seconds video!! You explain concepts so clearly. Yes! Rust tutorial please.

I don’t think you would really build operating systems with a language designed to be ran under an operating system

Idk anything about programming, but I would most definitely like to see a rust tutorial.

ok well this is not the rust game which i thought the video would be about

Rust in blockchain 🔥

please do a full rust tut!

Yes, I’d love to see a rust tutorial! Especially one where you raid other people and show us base designs.

lol at the dog just falling into the void
great video 🙂

Let is used to bait JS programmers lol

I’m in for a rust tutorial too