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Learn Rust

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Practice writing systems-level code with rust and contributing to open source.
Gabe Mays
Gabe Mays
Last updated:
June 16, 2025
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Description

Practice writing systems-level code with rust and contributing to open source.

Benefits

Memory-safe, super fast, and respected in systems programming and performance-critical applications.

Example

Leo started learning Rust after realizing most performance-critical systems jobs wanted it. He followed the Rust Book and tackled small projects β€” a CLI tool, then a simple game engine. It was slow at first, but once he got the borrow checker mindset, things clicked. Six months later, he contributed to an open-source project and landed an interview for a backend role that valued Rust proficiency.

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