Rust Programming Bootcamp
Requirements
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No Prior Rust Experience Needed: This course starts from the basics and progressively builds up to advanced concepts.
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Basic Programming Knowledge: Familiarity with programming fundamentals (e.g., variables, loops, and functions) is helpful but not mandatory
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A Computer with Internet Access: You’ll need a machine capable of running Rust tools and a stable internet connection.
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Curiosity and Dedication: A willingness to learn, experiment, and build a project every day is the key requirement
Description
100 Days of Rust Development: Build a Project Every Day is an immersive, hands-on programming course designed to take you from a Rust novice to an advanced developer through practical experience and daily coding challenges. With a focus on building one project each day, this course ensures that learners not only understand Rust’s syntax and core concepts but also gain real-world skills by applying them in diverse projects.
The course is structured into five progressive phases:
- Rust Fundamentals (Days 1–20) – Build a strong foundation by working on beginner-friendly projects such as calculators, guessing games, and word counters. You’ll learn essential Rust concepts, including ownership, borrowing, and control flow.
- Intermediate Rust (Days 21–40) – Deepen your knowledge by exploring error handling, generics, and concurrency. Projects in this phase include chat applications, multi-threaded tools, and custom sorting algorithms.
- Systems Programming (Days 41–60) – Gain exposure to low-level programming tasks such as file handling, encryption tools, and TCP/HTTP servers. These projects prepare you for building performant and secure backend systems.
- Web Development with Rust (Days 61–80) – Learn to build backend services with Actix-Web and create frontend interfaces with Yew. You’ll also work on APIs, authentication systems, and database integration.
- Full-Stack Rust Projects (Days 81–100) – Combine backend and frontend expertise to build production-ready full-stack applications, including a final capstone project such as a social media platform or a real-time dashboard.
This course balances theory with practice, offering a hands-on experience that ensures you’re consistently learning and applying new concepts. By the end of the 100 days, you’ll have developed 100 projects, each reinforcing a specific Rust concept or skill. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced programmer, this course adapts to your pace, focusing on gradual improvement and consistent practice.
Join us on this exciting journey and master Rust—the language known for its performance, safety, and modern syntax. Build projects, gain confidence, and become a proficient Rust developer!
Who this course is for:
- Beginners Curious About Rust: Ideal for those with little to no experience in Rust but eager to learn a powerful systems programming language.
