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The original was posted on /r/rust by /u/nikitarevenco on 2024-11-04 15:38:21+00:00.

Hello Rustaceans!, I decided to learn Rust because I want to:

• Understand how systems work at a lower level
• Learn backend web development
• Use a compiled language
• Be able to contribute to projects written in Rust and participate in the community

Background:

I have 10 months of hobby programming experience making static sites with TypeScript and no knowldedge of systems programming

I tried out creating a backend in NextJS (js framework) and I wasn’t a fan of how abstracted everything is. I really want to understand how things actually works.

This is my current plan:

• Read The Official Rust Book (currently on chapter 17)
• Complete all the Rustlings exercises
• Read Zero to Production in Rust book, which is specifically about backend web development

Is this generally a good structure? Any other books that you can recommend me I should read?