Building web APIs with Rust (beginners)

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Paris Liakos

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1. Introduction

1.1 Are we web yet - all about the Rust Web Dev Ecosystem.html

1.2 Diesel ORM website.html

1.3 Instagram.html

1.4 Personal website.html

1.5 The rocket framework website.html

1.6 The Rust Programming Language Book.html

1. Introduction.mp4

06:44

2.1 Rust toolchain installer.html

2.2 Visual Studio Code.html

2. Visual Studio Code setup.mp4

03:05

3. Gitlab repository.html

2. Routing

1. Hello world!.mp4

10:08

2.1 Serde website.html

2. JSON.mp4

03:29

3. CRUD routes.mp4

15:33

4. Route matching.html

5. Error catchers.mp4

04:04

3. Auth

1.1 Basic Authentication Wikipedia.html

1. Basic auth intro.mp4

04:40

2. Implementing a basic auth guard.mp4

14:47

3. Error catcher for unauthorized.html

4. Cleanup.mp4

05:54

5. Making our authorisation guard more robust.html

4. Database

1.1 Installing Diesel CLI official docs.html

1. Diesel CLI.mp4

15:33

2.1 r2d2 crate.html

2. Diesel and rocket - Dependencies.mp4

11:01

3.1 chrono crate for date handling.html

3. Diesel and rocket - Model & first query.mp4

14:19

4. Diesel and rocket - New model & create endpoint.mp4

16:50

5. Error catcher for unprocessable entity.html

6. Diesel and rocket - Full CRUD.mp4

24:15

7. Repositories.mp4

22:07

8.1 final.mp4

08:18

8. Error handling.mp4

13:44

9. Validation for delete route.html

10. Embedding migrations.mp4

07:47

5. Deploying

1.1 Systemd website.html

1. Deploying and systemd.mp4

15:42

2.1 Letsencrypt website.html

2.2 nginx website.html

2. Reverse proxying with nginx and ssl.mp4

09:27

6. Outro

1.1 rocket-app.zip

1.2 The source code of the course.html

1. Recap and goodbye.mp4

01:09

Description

Back-end web development in Rust for beginners

What You'll Learn?

Building and deploying a basic Rocket REST API
Implementing Basic Authentication for a Rocket REST API
How basic CRUD with Diesel ORM works
Simple serializing and deserializing Rust structs with Serde

Who is this for?

Backend web developers interested into Rust

Rust developers interested in web development

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Description
Rust is a systems programming language which you can use to write applications with high performance. It is amazingly refreshing with a very helpful compiler who is your mentor since the very beginning.
Cargo is not only a package manager but also a build tool, a documentation generator and a lot more, making your every day managing Rust apps really easy.
It is no wonder that for these reasons, plus many more, Rust was voted as StackOverflowâ€™s most loved programming language, seven years in a row.

You are a web developer who wants to use Rust and is looking for a resource to guide you through the currently available tools and the surrounding ecosystem.

Well, look no further! In this course we will experience how easy and straight forward creating a web application with Rust is. We will create routes, endpoints, set up authorization, handle databases and feed our clients with JSON. We will use tools such as the Rocket framework and the Diesel ORM. The authorization will be a simple Basic authorization.
In the end we will have a fully functioning CRUD REST API ready to serve clients asynchronously and blazingly fast. We will also deploy this application behind an nginx webserver which will also handle the SSL negotiation, making our app served in a secured way under HTTPS. (requires an existing webserver and domain)

Jump abroad!
Who this course is for:
Backend web developers interested into Rust
Rust developers interested in web development

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Software engineer with more than 10 years of experience in developing and architecting web applications.Experienced with languages including PHP, JS, Python, Go. Also extensive experience with databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL but also with NoSQL solutions like Elasticsearch and Redis. Lately in love with Rust, its evolving web ecosystem and awesome community.

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