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How to pick a Rust project that forces you to learn ownership, async and concurrency, with five scoped ideas, staged milestones and rules for using AI while learning.
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A graded ladder of ten Rust projects, from a log-scanning CLI to a Redis clone, shell and inference service, and what each one teaches about memory, concurrency and failure.
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