Master The Rust Programming Language : Beginner To Advanced (Udemy.com)

It's a nice course. it's rich of information and in depth of the rust programming language. However, there are many aspects that should be improved, like the structure of the material, the way it's organised some elements feels like there is discontinuity, a lot of slide are not properly concluded, some slides have some mistakes, sound quality sometimes starts to degrade, sometime we may here a phone ringing in the background which is kind of annoying, the Iterator section is too long relatively to the other materials (some reduction are to be considered in favour for things like asynchronous programming). In general its a good and highly informative course but its quality it's to be reviewed

The teaching is highly unstructured. Many time, the tutor is displaying a code and saying "don't worry about it. we will talk about it later".... Most of the chapters are like that. Too much theory without explaining the basic building module. Randomly jumping from one topic to another with no correlation between the topics. Waste of money. Will look out for another course.

Before taking this course, I had no prior knowledge of Rust or its core concepts. As a beginner, I found the course very thorough and helpful, and it gave me a much clearer understanding of what makes Rust unique. The course mainly focused on Rust’s fundamental features and concepts, such as ownership, data types, error handling, and life times, rather than on applying them in a specific practical context. While this provided a strong foundation, I would have appreciated more hands-on exercises to help reinforce the material covered in the videos. Overall, I would recommend this course to anyone looking for a solid introduction to Rust.

Great course and explains concepts really well. This helps quite a bit with harder to understand concepts in rust like lifetimes, lifetime elision, dynamic dispatch of traits etc. This course takes great pain to explain how things work behind the scenes, which is great for understanding tough concepts. There are also a lot of good exercises and examples to further solidify the concepts

Great course to get started on Rust from scratch and learn the core concepts. I liked the way the course is structured and the instructor's quality lecturing. It will be great, if the following additions could be made: 1. Multithreaded programming in Rust. 2. Macros 3. A section with a real project that could explore most of the concepts here, including building a complex library/binary crate. This will especially help to cement the concepts learnt in the course. Thank you!

Très bon cours, bien expliqué et clair disposant de nombreux exemples. Le cours débute avec les basiques de la programmation en Rust et se termine avec des notions avancées. Même en ayant de bonnes connaissances en développement, je pense qu'il est important de suivre toutes les leçons pour être sûr de ne pas louper des principes de base de Rust. Quelques remarques : Au niveau du Git c'est un peu dommage que les dossiers soit numérotés de la façon "nom_du_dossier_000" (ex : hello_world_001). Cela rend l'arborescence désorganisée puisque le tri par ordre alphabétique met les fichiers dans un autre désordonné, il aurait était mieux d'inverser : "000_nom_du_dossier" (ex : 001_hello_world). Actuellement, la toute dernière vidéo du cours se termine en disant que nous verrons la suite dans la prochaine vidéo mais puisque c'est la dernière il n'y a pas de prochaine.

This is an excellent course on Rust fundamentals. The instructor goes into details of memory menegment and everything is explained at a lower level than most other courses. The instructor is also responsive to your questions. My only complaints - I wish instructor had provided more exercises. I also wish visual studio code was used instead of rust playground throughout the course, as VS Code displays the data types of variables which helps in understanding. I think the instructor is still woking on lectures on Interior mutability as Refcell, Mutex, RwLock, Cow are not yet there. I hope instructor adds entire Concurrency and Async sections to the course. Also, a section on using most commonly used 3rd party crates like thiserror and tokio would be very helpful. Overall an excellent course!!!

Great course, the teacher makes easy to understanding the complexity of Rust All the core concepts of the language were reviewed in the classes, the chalanges/exercises were a lot fun and useful to help to mantain the fresh learnt concept. When I finished it it had 170 classes but I'm pretty sure that they'll keep sending more classes about some important topics about the language, like async, multithreading and macros It would be awesome if in the end they implement some kind of medium size project, to gather all the concepts in a single section Anyways, great course Fastbit Academy, you guys nailed in this course!!

What an excellent and high-quality course! Kiran Naysk has given a great gift to people like me who want to learn rust for the first time. I was impressed with the way he explained the low-level concepts of RUST like ownership, generics, lifetime, etc. in a concise core explanation with graphics and tools to make it easy to understand. Along with this, the way he took an incremental approach to coding by using the Rust playground, Visual code and Rust Documentation tools afterwards along with the practicals was particularly impressive. Kiran Naysk's passion and expertise are evident in all of her content. Just like the title of the course, it's like having a mentor by your side, guiding you along the way. This is a great course that I would definitely recommend to anyone looking to learn Rust. One thing I would like to ask Kiran is to develop additional content on Rust, for example, more advanced Rust courses on Asyns, embedded, distributed programming, etc. Thanks so much again, Kiran!

Embarking on this review, I follow the Indian tradition of bestowing my head at your lotus feet for blessings. Sir, the course is both stupefying and astounding. You have delved very deeply, moving from the basics to transcending the superficial plane. I feel blessed and fortunate to have been kissed by this superlative serendipity. Sir its a humble request to leverage this course more , or bring an advance rust course for smart contracts please sir please