New Rust book: Asynchronous programming in Rust is released 🎉 : rust
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Asynchronous Programming in Rust is meant to be the “missing” book that teaches you asynchronous programming from first principles. One of its core features is the examples and experiments we create that you later can pick apart, break, expand on. You get theoretical knowledge, useful mental models and hands-on experience that will make the complex topics surrounding asynchronous programming a lot easier to grasp.
In this book, we explore fibers and green threads, async/await, non-blocking I/O, epoll, kqueue and IOCP, FFI, syscalls, runtimes, executors, wakers, pinning and much more. You’ll learn a lot about asynchronous programming that’s applicable to just about all programming languages, and you will learn everything you need to know about asynchronous programming in Rust.
