I know this might be common knowledge already but if any newcomers fall in here then they might find it useful.
Anyone interested in Rust might like to have a read of:
“The Rust Programming Language” by Steve Klabnik Klabnik & Carol Nichols.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rust-Programming-Language-Manga-Guide/dp/1593278284
I have linked Amazon (UK) here - obviously other retailers are available and I would not recommend one over another.
David.
Super @DGeddes
Anyone else looking for resources, do a google search for “awesome rust github” and you will find several curated lists, plenty of material from high to low. This one is very comprehensive: GitHub - rust-unofficial/awesome-rust: A curated list of Rust code and resources.
Not so much books or videos though, but plenty of repos.
Found a nice contribution from @nbaksalyar (from some time ago) in one of those lists, was some P2P or sockets thing, don’t remember now 
Or you can see this online for free: The Rust Programming Language - The Rust Programming Language
If you already do a fair bit of coding, but none in rust, you might find this 4:43 hour video worth seeing:
Coding a crate for EC2 short jobs. It has a nice tempo.
What’s good about these kind of videos, is that you’ll get so much information about the language specific details; what situation they are used, why, how and all sorts of related info that only a developer who fell into the traps would think of mentioning.
Hello Safe Network! Are there any new resources for those who wish to learn to code with Rust?
Dunno what you mean by new resources
Read this? The Rust Programming Language - The Rust Programming Language
I noticed the conversation was a bit old. I have a bunch of links open, and am reading. I know there are online courses, and apps, and the like, that teach subjects like learning to code in Rust, but most of what I have come across assumes some level of programming knowledge. I am not a computer programmer, so would like something as novice as possible.
Others may disagree but its my impression that Rust would NOT be a good choice as a first programming language to learn.
Get 3 months study of Python or Javascript under your belt and perhaps have a go at Rust then.
codewithmosh.com has some good courses for beginners. Its not free but Mosh is definitely one of the better online teachers.
I dont have an affiliate link…
Thanks for the advice!
Heres a freebie Python course from Mosh
and a Javascript course