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Rust Systems Programming

Rust is a systems programming language that combines safety, speed, and concurrency. This guide systematically covers everything in Rust -- from the ownership system, lifetimes, and traits to async programming and unsafe code.

Target Audience

• Engineers who want to learn Rust from the ground up
• Developers doing systems programming (CLI tools, servers, WebAssembly)
• Those who want to achieve both memory safety and high performance

Prerequisites

• Experience with any programming language
• Basic understanding of memory management concepts

Study Guide

00-basics -- Rust Basics

01-ownership -- The Ownership System

02-advanced -- Advanced Features

03-systems -- Systems Applications

04-async -- Async Programming

Quick Reference

Rust Cheat Sheet:
  cargo new myapp          -- Create a new project
  cargo build --release    -- Release build
  cargo test               -- Run tests
  cargo clippy             -- Lint
  cargo fmt                -- Format

  Ownership Rules:
    1. Each value has exactly one owner
    2. When the owner goes out of scope, the value is dropped
    3. References must not outlive the value they point to

References

1. Klabnik, S. & Nichols, C. "The Rust Programming Language." doc.rust-lang.org/book, 2024.
2. Rust. "Rust by Example." doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example, 2024.
3. Blandy, J. et al. "Programming Rust." O'Reilly, 2021.