Software Development With Rust Building Real World Projects

What you'll learn
Learn the basic fundamentals of Rust, such as getting to know its use cases, important concepts, and memory safety
Learn how to build file compressor using Rust
Learn how to build property management system using Rust
Learn how to build simple procurement software using Rust
Learn basic Rust concepts like variables, data types, mutability, control flow, functions, for loop, while loop, error handling, and user input handling
Learn about ownership, borrowing, and pattern matching
Learn how to build file compressor graphical user interface
Learn how to create event handling and drag and drop feature
Learn how to build file compression feature
Learn how to build property management system data model
Learn how to create application state and process user input
Learn how to design navigation tabs and user interface layout
Learn how to create property listing and rent analytics dashboard
Learn how to build procurement system data model
Learn how to create state management and handle procurement data
Learn how to design procurement system user interface
Learn how to build procurement analytics dashboard
Requirements
No previous experience in software development is required
Basic knowledge in Rust
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligenceDisclosure: AI tools were used only to assist in creating the course outline and course thumbnail. All instructional content, explanations, and project walkthroughs were fully created manually by the instructor.Welcome to Software Development with Rust: Building Real World Projects course. This is a comprehensive project based course where you will learn how to build file compressor, property management system, and simple procurement software using Rust. This course is a perfect combination between Rust and software engineering, making it an ideal opportunity for you to practice your programming skills while improving your technical knowledge in backend development. In the introduction session, you will learn the basic fundamentals of Rust, such as getting to know its use cases, important concepts, and also memory safety. Then, in the next section, you will learn the basic Rust syntax like variables, data types, control flow, functions, loops, error handlings, and user inputs. Afterward, you will also learn more advanced concepts like ownership, specifically, you will learn how Rust manages memory safely at compile time by enforcing clear rules about who owns data and when it can be accessed. Then after that, you will learn about borrowing, which explains how Rust allows you to temporarily access data without taking ownership, enabling safe and efficient data sharing while preventing common issues such as data conflicts. Additionally, you will also learn about pattern matching, a powerful feature that lets you concisely handle different data structures and program states by matching values against patterns. Once you have learnt all those basic Rust concepts, you will start building the projects. In the first project, we are going to build a file compressor that reduces File Sizes using simple compression logic, where the user will be able to drag and drop a file and the system will automatically compress it in a few seconds. This project helps us to understand how Rust manages memory, handles errors, and works with data in real world backend scenarios. Then, in the second project, we are going to build a property management system where users can manage property details such as property address, renter name, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, property size, property type, and rent price. The system also includes a simple dashboard that displays the total rental revenue. This project helps us to understand how Rust can be used to handle business data and basic analytics. In the third project, we are going to build a simple procurement software where users can enter procurement data such as supplier name, product name, quantity, unit price, date, and payment status. The application also includes an analytics tab that shows total spend, spend by supplier, and current stock level per product. Lastly, at the end of the course, we will conduct functional testing on the software. The objective is to make sure all systems have been fully functioning and all features are working as expected.Firstly, before getting into the course, we need to ask this question to ourselves, why should we build software using Rust? Well, here is my answer, this programming language has strong performance, high reliability, and memory safety without needing a garbage collector, which makes your applications faster and more secure by default. On top of that, Rust assists you catch bugs early at compile time which could speed up your development time and reduce debugging time.Below are things that you can expect to learn from this course:Learn the basic fundamentals of Rust, such as getting to know its use cases, important concepts, and memory safetyLearn how to build file compressor using RustLearn how to build property management system using RustLearn how to build simple procurement software using RustLearn basic Rust concepts like variables, data types, mutability, control flow, functions, for loop, while loop, error handling, and user input handlingLearn about ownership, borrowing, and pattern matchingLearn how to build file compressor graphical user interfaceLearn how to create event handling and drag and drop featureLearn how to build file compression featureLearn how to build property management system data modelLearn how to create application state and process user inputLearn how to design navigation tabs and user interface layoutLearn how to create property listing and rent analytics dashboardLearn how to build procurement system data modelLearn how to create state management and handle procurement dataLearn how to design procurement system user interfaceLearn how to build procurement analytics dashboard
Software developers who are interested in building high performance and secure software using Rust,Full stack web developers who are interested in building backend system using Rust
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