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this post was submitted on 07 Dec 2024
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Please read the book fully before starting any real project. It will save you headaches later
I would love to! But with the time I have at hand I won't be starting a project in the next 2 years if I try to finish the book first. I started coding with Java, then did a lot of Python & TypeScript and now I'm here. I'm mostly building CRUD apps nothing fancy, any idea which chapters of the book I could prioritize to make sure I'm not missing anything that would lead me to making really bad, hard to refactor decisions?
If you like hands on learning, check out rustlings. It's an interactive tutorial.
Thanks! This seems exactly what I'm looking for
Reminds me to actually finish the thing. Also, it actually has references to book chapters included, so it's easy to dive in and take in more in-depth knowledge.