Why Fullstack Rust Developers Are Happier and How To Become One

Make Fewer Bugs, Get More Interesting Jobs, and Earn More

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This book is designed to guide you through the process of building a fullstack application from scratch. By the end of this book, you will have a solid understanding of both frontend and backend development in Rust, as well as how to integrate these components into a cohesive, functional application. This book adopts a hands-on approach, allowing you to learn through doing. We will build a full stack Ethereum wallet using that backend to store the user's encrypted wallet.

What You Will Learn:

• Frontend Development in Rust: Gain practical experience in creating responsive and user-friendly interfaces using Rust.
• Backend Development in Rust: Learn how to build robust, scalable backend services with Rust.
• Fullstack Integration: Discover how to seamlessly integrate frontend and backend components into a fully functional application.
• Structure Your Project: Learn how to structure your project such that components are independent and reused in other projects.
• Ethereum Wallet Application: Step-by-step instructions to build a complete Ethereum Wallet application, providing real-world experience in blockchain integration.

Focused Content:

While this book does not cover all aspects of Rust, it focuses on the essential basics needed for fullstack development. By concentrating on key concepts and practical applications, it ensures you gain the skills necessary to start building fullstack applications with Rust.

Who This Book Is For:

• Fullstack developers seeking to expand their skill set with Rust. In particular, those who are familiar with ReactJS.
• Developers looking to transition from other languages to Rust.
• Anyone interested in learning how to build Ethereum Wallet applications.

Why Choose This Book:

• Practical and Focused: Concentrates on the essentials of fullstack Rust development.
• Real-World Application: Provides hands-on experience with a complete project.
• Step-by-Step Guidance: Clear, concise instructions make learning easy and effective.

But why are Rust developers happier?

I am glad you asked. This one you will get free of charge: Rust developers are happier because they can write more efficient and reliable code, get paid better and spend less time debugging tedious runtime errors. In 2023, Rust developers were the among the highest paid developers in the US market with an average salary of $156,000. A typical Typescript developer earned $117,000.

Meet Sarah: From Typescript Troubles to Rust Revelations

Sarah, a seasoned fullstack developer, had spent years working with Typescript. While Typescript aimed to fix many of Javascript's inherent issues, it often felt like patching holes in a sinking ship. She constantly wrestled with common pitfalls, like the overuse of the any type which defeated the purpose of type safety, and frustrating runtime errors such as "Cannot read property 'prototype' of undefined."

These issues led to countless hours debugging instead of building. The inefficiencies and the recurring bugs were draining her enthusiasm and productivity. The lack of true safety in Typescript, given its foundational reliance on Javascript, became a significant pain point.

Everything changed when Sarah discovered Rust. Unlike Typescript, Rust was designed from the ground up with safety as a priority. Rust's compiler, with its strict type-checking and ownership model, caught errors at compile-time, saving Sarah from the runtime surprises she faced with Typescript.

Sarah's transition to fullstack Rust development transformed her work life:

1. Fewer Bugs: With Rust's robust type system and memory safety guarantees, Sarah found herself spending less time debugging and more time developing. The dreaded runtime errors were nearly eliminated. Her employer was happier too because the companys product performed better.
2. More Interesting Jobs: Rust's growing popularity, especially in areas like Web3, AI and systems programming, opened doors to other exciting and innovative projects. Sarah found more variety in her job market and she could explore cutting-edge domains with confidence.
3. Higher Earnings: As a Rust developer, Sarah's market value increased significantly. Companies valued her ability to write safer, more reliable code, which translated into a higher salary.

Today, Sarah is happier and more fulfilled in her role as a fullstack Rust developer. The transformation has not only enhanced her technical skills but also improved her job satisfaction and career prospects. If you're tired of the constant debugging and limitations of Typescript, consider following Sarah's path to Rust.