dockerfile.tar.gz

cargo_run_actix

cargo_complete

cargo_complete_test

yew_complete

yew_complete_test

yew_with_actix_web_list

for_command_line

In this course, you will learn how to use Rust to build scalable websites that are highly performant. 

More specifically, you will learn the fundamentals of Rust for web development including types, ownership, macros, and more. Later on this course, you will move onto more advanced web development concepts like working with databases, backend architecture, as well as frontend, giving you the opportunity to develop your full-stack skills.

Throughout each chapter, you will have the chance to work on building out a real project which can be used in your portfolio and shown to employers. 

By the end of this course, you will be able to build websites with scalability in mind.

Scalable Web Development in Rust

## Initial configuration
Every web application needs a web interface. There are popular frameworks to do that in JavaScript, such as Angular, Vue, and React-Redux.

Rust has a few front-end frameworks as well, such as Yew, that take advantage of the modern WebAssembly (Wasm) technology.

In this lesson, we’ll learn to set up our front-end in the Yew framework.

We’ll use the below command to create our front-end application.


# Initial configuration
Every web application needs a web interface. There are popular frameworks to do that in JavaScript, such as Angular, Vue, and React-Redux.

Rust has a few front-end frameworks as well, such as Yew, that take advantage of the modern WebAssembly (Wasm) technology.

In this lesson, we’ll learn to set up our front-end in the Yew framework.

We’ll use the below command to create our front-end application.


Learn to start and show a Hello World application in Yew.

Introduction to Rust

Databases

Database Assignment

Back End

Back-end Assignment

Front End

Final Project

Appendix

Set Up Yew

Initial configuration