Learn programming in Rust by watching me making game server/engine for the gamebook, Zew: Templars of Phoenix and maybe even it's prototype in LÖVE and Lua.
What will be covered? Starting from configuring Neovim for Rust development (with debugger and intellisense) and a little bit of tmux, going to serving gamebook content and managing backpack, save games, options and current game state, everything connecting to MongoDB database with some use of GitHub for less storage throughput on my side, so that I can focus, not on optimization of space, but on actual features.
Although this content is copyrighted and the actual game server/engine made here is live in production, and it's copying is strictly forbidden (treat it like a museum, you can look, but you can't touch) and a rightful owner is the author, Szymon Bronisław Błaszczyński, you're free to modificate source code to something else which is not similar, e.g., an RPG game, in nature to the game server/engine. In simple words, author asks not to blatantly copy and paste it to your own creation, but iterate and make something new in value and outcome, that you would be proud to show your mother, sister or a girlfriend. I just want to show you, curious one, how I made my backend for the Unity Engine frontend, in the thin client theme. Capisci?