Rust in an hour is a small Rust introduction for people with zero knowledge and almost no time. It can be held at user groups and other small events.
It should give enough info to understand the general why and how of Rust, but not go into details at all too many things.
Rust in an hour provides:
- A course text that you can use to rehearse
- A slide deck to present
- Talking points for Q&A
- Shell tooling to quickly get an example running in a console
Some ideas on where to use this course:
- Give it in a second room while the main talk is ongoing. Completely fresh people cannot follow the main talk anyways.
- Give it as an introduction to hack fests and learners groups.
- Use it inside you company to explain Rust to your colleagues.
This is currently just online to show intent. Any kind of contributions, conceptual or as small examples, are very welcome, though.
Please be aware that the goal of this project is to reach a state where things can only be replaced, not added, as that would exceed the course time.
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
In case of problems, contact @skade here or via email for confidential handling.
The CoC in use is the Contributor Covenant.
Please add yourself to CONTRIBUTORS.md yourself on your first contribution (contributing to discussion counts).