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    Zero to Rust: The C++ Developer's Fast Track to Memory-Safe Systems Programming

    Posted By: naag
    Zero to Rust: The C++ Developer's Fast Track to Memory-Safe Systems Programming

    Zero to Rust: The C++ Developer's Fast Track to Memory-Safe Systems Programming
    English | 2025 | ISBN: 9798231491308 | 1,577 pages | EPUB (True) | 20.19 MB

    Stop wrestling with memory bugs. Start building bulletproof systems.
     
    You've mastered C++, but you're tired of segfaults, memory leaks, and the constant fear that your code might crash in production.
    Rust offers everything you love about systems programming—blazing performance, low-level control, zero-cost abstractions—without the memory management nightmares.
     
    This isn't another "learn programming from scratch" book.
    This is your express lane from C++ expertise to Rust mastery, written specifically for developers who already understand systems programming but want to eliminate entire categories of bugs forever.
     
    What You'll Master:
    >> In Week 1:
    Grasp ownership, borrowing, and lifetimes—the revolutionary concepts that make memory safety automatic
    >> In Week 2:
    Refactor your thinking around error handling, pattern matching, and Rust's powerful type system
    >> In Week 3:
    Build concurrent systems without data races, using Rust's fearless concurrency model
    >> In Week 4:
    Apply real-world migration strategies to port existing C++ codebases incrementally
     
    Why This Book Works:




    No fluff, no filler
    —every chapter builds directly on your C++ knowledge




    Practical examples
    from real systems: CLI tools, network services, performance-critical libraries




    Migration roadmaps
    for legacy codebases worth millions of dollars




    Battle-tested patterns
    from companies like Mozilla, Dropbox, and Discord


     
    Perfect For:




    Senior C++ developers
    ready to embrace memory safety without garbage collection




    Systems programmers
    building performance-critical applications




    Engineering teams
    planning migration from legacy C++ codebases




    Technical leads
    evaluating Rust for new projects


     
    "Finally, a Rust book that doesn't treat experienced systems programmers like beginners."

    Early reader feedback
     
    The Bottom Line:
    Memory safety isn't the future—it's the present. Companies are migrating mission-critical systems to Rust
    right now
    . Don't get left behind debugging segfaults while your peers are shipping bulletproof code.
     
    Your C++ skills are an asset, not a burden. This book shows you exactly how to leverage them.
    400+ pages | 50+ hands-on examples | Written for working developers
    Start your Rust journey today. Your future self (and your users) will thank you.