Learn Full Stack Rust Programming Using Axum, Yew, And Sqlx

Web Application development with Rust programming language: We will build a rust server API and frontend

What you'll learn

Why use Rust programming language for full stack web app development in 2023 and beyond?

Rust language basics like variables, functions, data types, control flow, structs, enums, using json, hashmaps, modules, ownership and borrowing in rust

Build a fully functional CRUD API using AXUM, SQLx and Postgress

Build a fully functional Frontend in rust using the Yew framework (Yew looks like ReactJS, but in Rust)

Requirements

Basic software programming skills in any programming language

Familiarity with Javascript, Typescript or Python is helpful, but not a requirement

Description

You will build a full-stack web app using the rust programming language. We will be building a fully functional CRUD Server API using AXUM, SQLx, and Postgres. Then we will build a fully functional frontend in rust using the Yew framework (Yew looks like ReactJS but in Rust). We will then connect the front end and the back end to run from the same port/URL. You will learn how to create Yew components, routing, create forms and handle GET and POST requests using the rust request crate in the front end. This course is good for developers who already know at least one programming language and have some web development experience. It is not a course for folks who are completely new to programming.Rust is the most loved programming language for the past several years according to StackOverflow. All the big tech companies are now using rust and a lot of startups are using rust. More so, a lot of the newer blockchain projects are building with rust. The rust programming language is growing very rapidly.This course will help you start developing in rust very fast, as you will build a real full-stack app. You can use the concepts to expand your rust dev options.The course is divided into 3 main sections. Section 1 is an intro to rust. You can skip this section if you are already familiar with the material. Section 2 will cover the Server API dev using AXUM and section 3 covers developing frontend apps using the popular Yew framework.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Showcase what we will be building

Lecture 3 Installing Rust

Lecture 4 Setting up VS Code

Lecture 5 Rust Variables and Functions 1

Lecture 6 Rust Variables and Functions 2

Lecture 7 Rust Modules

Lecture 8 Rust data Types

Lecture 9 Compound Data Types

Lecture 10 Vectors

Lecture 11 Rust HashMaps

Lecture 12 HashMaps 2

Lecture 13 If, Else, match

Lecture 14 For and While Loops

Lecture 15 Rust Structs

Lecture 16 Rust Structs: Impl

Lecture 17 Working with JSON: serde_json

Lecture 18 Understanding Rust Ownership and Borrowing

Section 2: Build a rust REST API using AXUM, SQLx and Postgres

Lecture 19 What will be covered in this section

Lecture 20 Setting Up AXUM Server

Lecture 21 Add Cargo Watch

Lecture 22 Adding CORS to AXUM

Lecture 23 Adding Postgres/SQLx

Lecture 24 Adding Postgres Table

Lecture 25 AXUM API - Create Product

Lecture 26 AXUM API - Get ALL Products

Lecture 27 AXUM API - Get -ONE product

Lecture 28 AXUM API - Update Product -> Coming soon

Lecture 29 AXUM API - Delete Product

Lecture 30 AXUM API - Delete product (continued)

Lecture 31 Server API completed - see final code

Section 3: Frontend with Yew Framework

Lecture 32 Yew Frontend

Lecture 33 Setting Up Yew

Lecture 34 Adding Styling to Yew

Lecture 35 Yew Components

Lecture 36 API Get Request

Lecture 37 Displaying Data

Lecture 38 Yew use_effect hook

Lecture 39 Create Form

Lecture 40 Add Form

Lecture 41 Connect Yew and Axum

Lecture 42 Post Form Data to Server API

Lecture 43 Style Form

Lecture 44 Yew Routing

Lecture 45 Yew Routing: Adding Components and Navigation

This course is for software engineers who would like to learn the rust programming language, by building a real world project