Comment by zamalek
3 years ago
Coming from someone who is completely smitten with Rust, there are [edit: a few exceptional] "systems programming language" scenarios where Go is a much stronger candidate. e.g. minikube, lima, and $your_local_tool are probably better done with Go: the entire language is built around doing "shellscripty" things.
The concepts in Rust are a loose/spiritual superset of C; you'd be able to pick up C easily after learning Rust.
Also, I learned Rust with the linked series. It's extremely well though out and guides you into the mental model of "rustisms."
Do you possibly have a link to the series teaching Rust you mentioned. 'Rust linked series' doesn't bring up any results that look relevant, and I would be interested to take a look at it.
Probably “Learn Rust With Entirely Too Many Linked Lists”: https://rust-unofficial.github.io/too-many-lists/
By "linked" I meant OP