Full-Stack Web Applications with Rust and Leptos

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Ken Kohlmann

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01 - Introduction

01 - Welcome to the course.mp4

00:42

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:22

03 - Why build web applications in Rust.mp4

04:26

02 - 1. Getting Started

01 - Creating a Leptos project.mp4

03:59

02 - Leptos project structure and build process.mp4

04:45

03 - Integrating Tailwind CSS.mp4

02:24

03 - 2. Core Leptos Constructs Front End

01 - View templates.mp4

03:31

02 - Components.mp4

05:31

03 - Router.mp4

05:11

04 - Signals.mp4

06:25

04 - 3. Database and Back End

01 - Server functions.mp4

05:09

02 - SQLx and SQLite setup.mp4

03:36

03 - Queries with SQLx.mp4

08:33

05 - 4. Full-Stack Development

01 - Resources.mp4

09:32

02 - Actions.mp4

04:42

03 - Rendering collections.mp4

04:02

04 - Effects and context.mp4

07:55

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:21

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A typical approach to web development involves building your application with JavaScript or a language that compiles to it. But there can be some compelling reasons to build your entire web application using the Rust programming language instead—both on the back end and the front end. In this course, join instructor Ken Kohlmann as he shows you how to use the Leptos framework to build a full-fledged web application using only the Rust language across the entire stack. Discover the advantages of building a full-stack web application in Rust, including how to build a front end that integrates with back-end server functions and how to use the SQLx crate to perform database queries. Along the way, Ken offers insights on important Leptos concepts such as signals, resources, actions, effects, and context.

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