O’Reilly members can now enjoy unlimited access to a wide range of valuable resources, including books, live events, and courses from O’Reilly and other top publishers. Among the popular offerings is the Rust programming language, known for its memory safety and speed. Now, programmers can explore the additional benefits of Rust in handling asynchrony with the help of the practical book Async Rust.
In Async Rust, authors Maxwell Flitton and Caroline Morton guide readers on how to leverage async programming to tackle multitasking challenges. The book covers various aspects, from understanding async runtimes to implementing custom approaches for handling incoming tasks. Readers will also learn to utilize the Tokio software library, aiding with traffic control, inter-thread communication, and designing complex solutions using actors. Moreover, the book delves into the application of Rust in embedded systems and teaches techniques for unit and end-to-end testing of Rust async systems.
The ultimate goal of Async Rust is to equip readers with the skills to create their own async TCP server using the standard library alone, without any external dependencies. Additionally, the book emphasizes the importance of unit testing async code, ensuring its reliability and efficiency.
With its comprehensive coverage and practical approach, Async Rust is a must-read for programmers seeking to optimize their multitasking capabilities within the Rust programming language. Whether building applications, working with embedded systems, or conducting thorough testing, this book equips readers with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the world of async programming.
In a world where efficiency and reliability are paramount, Async Rust provides programmers with the tools they need to navigate the complex landscape of multitasking. With the expertise of Flitton and Morton at their disposal, readers can confidently embrace async programming within the Rust ecosystem. So, gear up and explore the exciting possibilities of async Rust today!
