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sunface/rust-course
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A Chinese-language Rust book with 170+ chapters covering everything from ownership basics to async runtimes, unsafe code, SIMD, and macros. It's the most thorough Rust learning resource in Chinese, maintained by a single author with community contributions. Aimed at Chinese-speaking developers coming to Rust from any background.
1. Exceptional breadth and depth — the chapter list covers topics most English books skip entirely: self-referential structs, HRTB, inline assembly, SIMD, and a full Tokio-based async practice project. 2. Bundled rustlings-zh exercises mean you can read and immediately practice in the same repo without hunting for supplementary material. 3. Actively tracking Rust releases — the appendix already documents up to 1.89, which means readers see what changed and when, not just the current stable snapshot. 4. The companion site (practice.course.rs) separates reading from exercises cleanly, so you're not context-switching inside mdBook.
1. Chinese only, with no translation infrastructure — if you don't read Chinese, this repo is effectively inaccessible, and the 'No License' terms make community translation legally questionable. 2. The bundled rustlings-zh is a fork from an older era of rustlings and is missing exercises added after the fork point, so it diverges from the upstream rustlings experience without being a full replacement. 3. Single-author bottleneck — the README makes clear this is largely one person's effort, which means the update cadence depends entirely on one contributor's availability, and the issue tracker reflects that backlog. 4. No License is an unusual choice for an educational resource — it means you can read and fork but cannot legally redistribute modified versions, which limits classroom use or offline distribution without contacting the author.