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Rust Crush Bootcamp - by Francesco Ciulla

Hosted by Francesco Ciulla
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About Event

Have you been hearing about Rust everywhere, but don’t know where to start?

This one-hour intensive bootcamp is designed for you.

We'll start from the absolute basics to understand why Rust is so loved and powerful, then write our first code together.

We will cover as many Rust fundamentals as possible in this packed 1-hour!

This is not a public event: registration is required to receive the link and participate. It's the perfect opportunity to take your first steps in a dedicated, distraction-free environment.

🎯 Who is this bootcamp for?

This event is specifically designed for absolute Rust beginners. It's perfect for you if:

  • You already have programming experience in another language (like Python, JavaScript, Java, C++, etc.).

  • You want to understand the fundamental concepts of Rust in a guided and practical way.

  • You're looking for a quick yet effective introduction to decide if Rust is right for you.

⚙️ Key Prerequisites

To get the most out of this session, please ensure you have:

  1. Basic Programming Knowledge: You should know what variables, if-else statements, loops, and functions are in at least one other language.

  2. (Highly Recommended) Rust Installation: For an interactive experience, please arrive with Rust already installed on your computer.

🛠️ How to Verify Your Installation

Open your terminal (or Command Prompt on Windows) and try "rustc --version" and "cargo --version"

💻 GitHub Repository

We will use this repository during the course to share code and examples. It's empty for now—we'll fill it up together: https://github.com/FrancescoXX/rust-crush-bootcamp

⏳ Structure and Duration

I value your time and mine. That's why I've condensed everything into a one-hour intensive bootcamp. At the end of the hour, anyone who wants to, can stay for an open Q&A session.

The agenda will be:

  • Phase 1: Introduction and Fundamentals

    • Why Rust? A brief intro to its "superpowers" (performance, safety, concurrency).

    • Let's write and analyze our first Hello, World!.

    • Variables, data types, and functions: the foundations.

  • Phase 2: Rust's Key Concepts

    • An introduction to Ownership and Borrowing: the heart of Rust's memory management.

    • A glimpse of slightly more advanced concepts (time permitting).

🔴 Important Note on Privacy and Recording

The event will be recorded, and some parts may be reused for content on my social channels (e.g., YouTube, X, etc.) or even as part of some paid products.

By participating, you automatically agree to this possibility.

I understand this may be a concern for some. If you prefer not to appear, there is absolutely NO PROBLEM! I recommend that you:

  • Keep your camera turned off.

  • Change your username before joining the call.

Your active participation requires neither your face nor your real name.

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