Rust Day 1 - TUI Menus
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- How much rust can I learn in a day?
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Rust and Learning
00:05:03 - Cargo Setup
00:08:52 - 10 Most Popular Prog Langs
00:17:54 - Workshopping GUIs
00:46:41 - Basic Example Menu from Ratatui
00:57:14 - Simple Menu Startover
01:28:47 - Adding Frame Render for Output.
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I'm learning Rust as well. I'm pretty excited to see how this project evolves
I was gone from the 16th through the 21st, so I didn't really get to check out any of your streams. Gonna watch this and Day 2 and see how you do. I did a Rust course through THM Academy and found it quite an interesting language to learn. Seeing someone else learn it might solidify some parts of it for me.
my lord I love that prompt!
Love you too !
I like QT for GUI. QT is underrated.
Qt is good but pretty much C++ only and using it in Rust leads to FFI hell and memory management clashes.
For Rust, it's usually Iced (what COSMIC uses) or GTK since mapping C functions to Rust is much easier to abstract. Then there's egui which is more like Dear ImGUI which is more appropriate for use in games or other constantly updating UIs.
If you acess their site you see there is a lot of companies that are using QT. It's interesting is not too much used in Linux Community
I think Rust is overkill as I would have gone Go but I'm looking forward to the toolkit
Yeah Go or Python would be more appropriate for scripting I think. Rust is verbose and very strict
nothing wrong with Rust
For a project like this yeah, but also if the goal is to learn Rust anyway, something like this is a good way to start
@@jrnas8046 yeah the best way to learn something new is to have a clear goal for it in mind
Rust is better than go for TUIs
One thought, if this script is going to install packages, why not keep todo/done check for softwares allready found on the system???
Hi :)
what IDE are you using?
The first thing was vim. Then Cursor. Both text editors.
Fortran on Top 10 list for anything positive is hilarious
Rust is beginner friendly? Quick to get on your feet? I think a Udemy Rust course would be useful 😆
It does have great docs. But yeah, Python with libcurses would be my suggestion for a beginner.
Who persuaded you to go Rust? Go is more appropriate for such a task…
It was decided in a pool to use Zig, but it was so difficult he decided to try another language.
Java and Javascript will always be pure garbage, i have a persona hate for Java because essential if you are insane about things running well, it basically forces you to run checks to catch exceptions in basically every line you write simply because of how easy it is to throw an error.
um SQL isn't programming lang maybe PLSQL
SQL is definitely a programming language