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I've spent the past year learning C, so I wanted to see what would happen when I tried Rust for the first time. In this video, I work ...

Did Rust just prevent a buffer overflow? In this video, I compare how C and Rust handle the exact same programming mistake.

Rust's ownership system extends to threads, so the compiler rejects data races before your program runs. In this episode: ...

Hi, hello. Welcome to another video in the Rust Release Changelog Series We are Chris Biscardi ...

Python and heavy orchestration frameworks like LangChain hide the actual mechanics of AI agents behind layers of abstractions.

In a previous video [https://youtu.be/M_MtcgDZYDU], I used explicit lexical scoping blocks to manually force a borrow to end.

Try CodeRabbit Review free and turn your next big PR into a guided walkthrough - https://coderabbit.link/fireship Bun just ...

Nesta série de vídeos eu leio a documentação oficial do Rust para aprender a linguagem e te convido a participar para aprender ...

Closures and iterators are how Rust expresses functional-style data processing, and they compile down to the same fast code as ...

Vec and HashMap only get you so far. This video covers Rust's other essential collections: a double-ended queue for fast ...

Learn how to organize code with modules, the standard collections in Rust, and how Rust handles errors. In this episode: ...

Smart pointers are types that own data and add behavior, such as heap allocation or runtime borrow checking. In this episode: ...

Most AI tools are "stateless"—they forget everything the second you close the tab. OpenHuman changes that by becoming a ...

Infinite Red builds serious mobile apps for companies that need strong engineering, thoughtful architecture, and code that can ...

Rust has a test runner built into Cargo, so you need no extra framework. This episode covers writing and running tests, then adds ...

Andrew Kelley posted a response article to Jarred's port of Bun to rust, and it's pretty bad... Thank you WorkOS for sponsoring!

A lot of time spent on enums and `match`: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch06-00-enums.html.

Building a typing speed test (like Monkeytype, but in the terminal!) completely live in Rust — real-time WPM counter, color-coded ...

References let you use data without taking ownership of it, which solves the move problem from the previous episode.

Three features that let you write flexible, reusable code without giving up safety or speed: generics, traits, and lifetimes. They are ...