Smarter Programming in Rust: Master 'move' Now!

Опубликовано: 20 Январь 2024
на канале: Flo Woelki
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Understanding what the move keyword in Rust is, is hard. But Rust also has really easy to use one line tricks. If you are interested, I recommend watching this video after understanding the move keyword:    • Master Rust File Handling in One Line  


📝 Description
Rust's memory management model is unique, and the 'move' keyword is at its core. Are you ready to take your Rust programming to the next level? In this video, we'll demystify the 'move' keyword and help you write more efficient, safer, and more predictable Rust code.
This video will cover the fundamentals of 'move' semantics, showing you how 'move' transfers ownership to prevent memory errors and double-frees. We'll explore practical examples, demonstrating 'move' in action within real-world code. Finally, we'll discuss the performance implications, covering how using 'move' effectively can improve your program's speed.

Important Note: using `.unwrap` without proper error handling is not recommended and should be avoided. I only use `.unwrap` for demonstration purposes in this video.


⏳ Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:53 - Simple Example
06:00 - Leptos Example
08:48 - Outro


🔗 Important links:
Documentation: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/keyword...


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