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title: "Comment by Lars Malmstroem on \"Learning Rust in 2023: A Call For Discussion\" | Hashnode"
description: "I found learning basic rust fairly straight forward; the biggest time drain was and still is finding crates and figuring out how to use them. I find that many o"
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Comment [Learning Rust in 2023: A Call For Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/learning-rust-in-2023-a-call-for-discussion/63af6447a56a4023c181bd02)

[Lars Malmstroem](https://hashnode.com/@Malmstroem)

[Dec 31, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/learning-rust-in-2023-a-call-for-discussion/63af6447a56a4023c181bd02/comment/63b0311b42ec5647dfa03924)

I found learning basic rust fairly straight forward; the biggest time drain was and still is finding crates and figuring out how to use them. I find that many of them have rudimentary documentation and many of the example code snippets are too trivial to gain understanding of the more complex use cases.