2022-Korea-Rust-Backend

2022-Korea-Rust-Backend is the material (lecture notes, examples and assignments) repository for learning Rust programming language and making simple backend service at Korea University Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC).

Contents

Part 1

• Week 0 (9/27) [Lecture]
  • Introduction
• Week 1 (9/27) [Lecture] [Assignment] [Solution]
  • A Tour of Rust, Part 1
  • Assignment #1
• Week 2 (10/4) [Lecture] [Assignment] [Solution]
  • Explanation of Assignment #1
  • A Tour of Rust, Part 2
  • Assignment #2
• Week 3 (11/1)
  • Explanation of Assignment #2
• Week 4 (11/8) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 1
    • Building an Email Newsletter
    • Sign Up a New Subscriber #1
      • Choosing A Web Framework
      • Our First Endpoint: A Basic Health Check
      • Our First Integration Test
      • Implementing Our First Integration Test
• Week 5 (11/15) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 2
    • Sign Up a New Subscriber #2
      • Polishing & Refocus
      • Working With HTML Forms
      • Storing Data: Databases
• Week 6 (11/22) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 3
    • Sign Up a New Subscriber #3
      • Storing Data: Databases
      • Persisting A New Subscriber
      • Updating Our Tests

Part 2

• Week 0 (1/14) [Lecture]
  • Introduction
• Week 7 (1/28) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 4
    • Telemetry
• Week 8 (1/31) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 5
    • Going Live
• Week 9 (2/7) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 6
    • Reject Invalid Subscriber #1
• Week 10 (2/14) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 7
    • Reject Invalid Subscriber #2
• Week 11 (3/10) [Lecture] [Assignment] [Solution]
  • A Tour of Rust, Part 3
  • Assignment #3
• Week 12 (3/14) [Lecture]
  • A Tour of Rust, Part 4
• Week 13 (3/21) [Assignment] [Solution]
  • A Tour of Rust, Part 4
  • Assignment #4
• Week 14 (4/13)
  • A Tour of Rust, Part 5
  • Assignment #5
• Week 15 (5/9) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 8
    • Reject Invalid Subscriber #3
• Week 16 (5/16) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 9
    • Reject Invalid Subscriber #4
• Week 17 (5/30) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 10
    • Reject Invalid Subscriber #5
• Week 18 (7/14) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 11
    • Error Handling
• Week 19 (7/17) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 12
    • Naive Newsletter Delivery
• Week 20 (7/24) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 13
    • Securing Our API #1
• Week 21 (8/15) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 14
    • Securing Our API #2
• Week 22 (8/17) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 15
    • Securing Our API #3
• Week 23 (8/21) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 16
    • Securing Our API #4
• Week 24 (8/28) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 17
    • Securing Our API #5
• Week 25 (9/1) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 18
    • Securing Our API #6
• Week 26 (9/4) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 19
    • Securing Our API #7
• Week 27 (9/11) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 20
    • Securing Our API #8
• Week 28 (9/18) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 21
    • Fault-tolerant Workflow #1
• Week 29 (9/24) [Example]
  • Backend Development, Part 22
    • Fault-tolerant Workflow #2

References

• Beginner
  • The Rust Programming Language
  • Rustlings
  • Rust By Example
  • Rust-101 by Ralf Jung
  • Exercism - Rust
  • Book: The Rust Programming Language
  • Book: Rust in Action
  • Book: Programming Rust
• Intermediate
  • The Standard Library
  • The Edition Guide
  • The Cargo Book
  • The rustdoc Book
  • The rustc Book
  • Book: Concurrent Programming
  • Book: Rust for Rustaceans
• Advanced
  • The Rust Reference
  • The Rustonomicon
  • The Rust Unstable Book

How To Contribute

Contributions are always welcome, either reporting issues/bugs or forking the repository and then issuing pull requests when you have completed some additional coding that you feel will be beneficial to the main project. If you are interested in contributing in a more dedicated capacity, then please contact me.

Contact

You can contact me via e-mail (utilForever at gmail.com). I am always happy to answer questions or help with any issues you might have, and please be sure to share any additional work or your creations with me, I love seeing what other people are making.

License

The class is licensed under the MIT License:

Copyright © 2022 Chris Ohk.

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