Building Asynchronous Applications in Rust with Tokio
Offered By: Pluralsight
Course Description
Overview
This course will teach you how to use the Rust Tokio framework to create performant asynchronous applications in Rust.
In this course, Building Asynchronous Applications in Rust with Tokio, you’ll learn how to use the Rust Tokio framework to create performant asynchronous applications in Rust. First, you’ll explore async programming in depth. Next, you’ll discover How the Tokio framework enables you to create performant asynchronous applications. Finally, you’ll learn how to put the finishing touches on your application with Tokio’s tracing and telemetry as well as unit testing facilities. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of asynchronous programming with Tokio needed to write high performance applications.
In this course, Building Asynchronous Applications in Rust with Tokio, you’ll learn how to use the Rust Tokio framework to create performant asynchronous applications in Rust. First, you’ll explore async programming in depth. Next, you’ll discover How the Tokio framework enables you to create performant asynchronous applications. Finally, you’ll learn how to put the finishing touches on your application with Tokio’s tracing and telemetry as well as unit testing facilities. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of asynchronous programming with Tokio needed to write high performance applications.
Syllabus
- Course Overview 1min
- Getting Started 10mins
- Async in Depth 18mins
- Tasks and Channels 15mins
- Shutdown, Tracing, and Testing 11mins
Taught by
Edward Curren
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