Exploring Rust 🦀

🖥️ Overview

The Exploring Rust repository is a personal exploration of the Rust programming language. This repository contains a series of projects and experiments designed to delve into various aspects of Rust, including its syntax, memory safety features, concurrency model, and systems programming capabilities. The goal of this repository is to document my learning journey and provide practical examples for others interested in learning Rust.

## 🦾 repository See the code: exploring-rust Repository

🛠️ Features

• Diverse Projects: A collection of projects ranging from basic Rust syntax to advanced topics like concurrency, systems programming, and web assembly.
• Code Examples: Well-commented and structured code examples to help you understand Rust's unique features and best practices.
• Documentation: Each project includes detailed explanations, making it easier to follow along and learn.
• Memory Safety: Examples of Rust's ownership model and how it ensures memory safety without a garbage collector.
• Concurrency: Exploration of Rust's concurrency model using threads, channels, and async/await.
• Systems Programming: Projects that demonstrate how to use Rust for low-level systems programming tasks.

Repository Structure

The Exploring Rust repository is structured to organize various projects and learning materials related to the Rust programming language. Below is a detailed explanation of the repository structure:

Repository Structure

rust-learning-and-projects
├── learning
│   ├── rust-book
│   ├── rust-crash-course
├── projects
│   ├── todo-app
│   ├── calculator

📚 Learning Section

🦀 Rust Book

This folder contains code examples and exercises from The Rust Programming Language, commonly referred to as "The Rust Book." It serves as an official and comprehensive guide to learning Rust.

🦀 Ultimate Rust Course

This section includes my exercises and implementations from Ultimate Rust course. You can find the course here.

📁 Projects Section

✅ To-Do App

A simple command-line to-do application that allows users to add, remove, and mark tasks as completed.

🧮 Calculator

A basic calculator built in Rust, supporting fundamental arithmetic operations.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you're interested in adding new projects, improving existing ones, or fixing issues, please follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch: git checkout -b feature-name.
3. Make your changes and commit them: git commit -m 'Add new feature'.
4. Push to the branch: git push origin feature-name.
5. Open a Pull Request.

Please ensure your code follows the existing style and includes appropriate documentation.

📧 Contact

For questions, feedback, or collaboration opportunities, feel free to reach out:

• LinkedIn: Gianluca Rea
• Email: gianlucarea.work@gmail.com

This repository reflects my passion for learning and experimenting with new programming languages, particularly Rust, and sharing that knowledge with others. I hope it serves as a useful resource for anyone interested in exploring the power and safety of Rust.