I recently came across these playlist on Rust and thought I’d share it with the community. The videos are short(most under 3 minutes) and too the point. I’ve done some basic programming in the past, but nothing as in-depth as what’s going on with the SAFE Network. Even though I’m a major programming noob, I still liked to look at Maidsafe’s code in Github occasionally. Watching this playlist has helped me better understand what I’m looking at now and I hope it’ll help others also.
Another resource for learning Rust, from the French government 
I came across this a few days ago and forgot to post it. It’s cool that they are accepting contributions!
In English, not even a French version, strange. Not that I’m complaining.
When the decision was made to go to Rust I was a immensely disappointed because of the delays it brought with it. Now after just a couple of days of watching videos on Rust I understand how powerful this language is and glad that switch was made.
For francophones exist this good tutorial:
Just came across this guide from IBM, thought I’d post it here
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-know-rust/index.html
Thanks to you guys for posting these resources. I’ve been interested in learning about Rust for some time now, and it’s great to know that Mozilla supports it.
Seems like a great resource for quickly seeing what Rust is like!
Got curious when I saw this example on that resource:
let y: Vec<i32> = [4, 5, 6];
But it yields: note: expected type std::vec::Vec<i32>!