A step-by-step guide to "Full Stack" Web & Mobile Application Development for people building beautiful, robust & maintainable apps individually or in teams!

Think/say what you like about Steve, he was right about (at least) one thing:

Considering that there are millions of "Apps" already, why should I (or anyone for that matter) bother learning how to make more of them?

This is a great question and one we ask ourselves @dwyl often!
The answer is another question: do you think all the world's problems/challenges have been resolved...? To which the answer is: not even close!

Read it dwyl.github.io/book

While viewing the online version, click the "Print" icon in the top-right of this screen: ↗️

Then you can save the page either as HTML or PDF and read it offline without any distractions.

Run the following commands in the Terminal on your computer:

git clone [email protected]:dwyl/book.git & cd book
cargo install mdbook
mdbook serve --open

That will open your Web Browser with the book.

Note: that cargo command assumes you have Rust installed on your machine.
If you don't already, see: dwyl/learn-rust#installing

To help us improve the book, the easiest way is to edit it directly on GitHub: dwyl/book/src

While reading the book online, simply click/tap the "Edit" button on any page:

That will take you straight to the page where you can make your changes and create a Pull Request.

Just open the /src directory and edit the file you want to improve.

Note: If you get stuck, we recommend reading: rust-lang/mdBook.
You don't need to know Rust to understand any of it.