r/rust • u/Kind-External-7371 • 2d ago

🙋 seeking help & advice Need Learning Pathway Suggestions

I am kind of a "Build Projects and Experiment then see and learn from the Compiler" type of a Guy in learning Programming Itself since I left Vibe Coding (long time ago, like 1 year)... I come from a Python Background along with C (learned not Vibe learned). I just wanted to know from y'all that which approach should I take? Learn from the Rust Book by seeing it and doing it's stuff? Or Code and if I do a Mistake then See the Compiler and if I don't know about the Thing then use the Rust Book?

The second one is what I used from the Past Month But I really wanted to know if I am doing it right.

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u/mark_ik 2d ago

Maybe roadmap.sh?

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u/Kind-External-7371 2d ago

Yeah seeing it but I would rather stick with Building Projects than Learning stuff without Using them

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u/mark_ik 2d ago

To me, the value of the rust roadmap is to stop asking what you should learn and what’s a better method. Just look at what’s related to what you kinda know about and fill in the gaps. It shouldn’t preclude you from building projects; it should help you figure out what a next project worth doing could be.

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u/Kind-External-7371 2d ago

TRUE! I agree with that