Thread 105959400

I haven't been here for over a year.
I know the general sentiment is against the language due to the tranny and CoC angle.
What is a young dev to do if he wants to get into Rust?
I come to /g/ for knowledge to circumvent having to wade through the jeetcore slop. I'm not a beginner in terms of programming, but my relationship with FP and things like category theory is rather superficial.
Any good resources for learning are appreciated.

https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book/
and when you're done with the basics
https://lukaswirth.dev/tlborm/
you don't need more.
if you want real-time support/chat, there is an active "unofficial" IRC community (##rust channel at libera.chat). The lack of avatars is a great feature to keep you focused, instead of carrying a magnifier and chasing online trannies around, like /g/eets do.

>>105959400 (OP)
The official book is still the best resource.