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Nathan Stocks Courses
Provider: Udemy
Time: 2.9h
Most Recent Review
This was a great, no-nonsense course. My favorite part about it is that it is made for people who already have experience with development. The instructor does not treat you like someone who has never used any programming language before, which is REALLY annoying in other courses as an experienced developer who is just trying to learn a new language. If you are a NEW programmer, DO NOT learn rust as your first language go learn python or something! Overall great course, I would recommend it as a great getting started package, although it is not five stars because it is still rather light and only brushes the surface of most concepts.
- Review by Connor Stone on Ultimate Rust Crash Course
Instructor Bio
Nathan Stocks has been a software developer for over 20 years. He fell in love with Rust in 2016 and began teaching it the following year. He experiments with Indie Game development in Rust.
Nathan loves teaching Rust, especially in person at conferences and corporate boot camps.
If Nathan had to pick his favorites, they would be: Rust, Python, PostgreSQL, Linux (server), macOS (desktop), vim and emacs, whatever IDE has the best Rust support at the moment.
Nathan loves to spend time with his wife and kids, play pickleball, eat food, and play games. His ambition is to one day run his own software company where he can spend his days fanatically polishing a product that his customers love.
