@ighsight

As I write this, a solitary tear trickles down my cheek. Thanks so much for doing this video, I sorely needed it. I'm running Python Lambdas all day and the slow speed is contributing to long run times and significant costs. I've just got to move to a faster language and was really considering Node but Rust seems like a much more future aware move. That being said, knowing you need to move to Rust and actually writing code in Rust are vastly different things, so thanks for this explainer.

@alexkarav

I accidentally came across your channel in the recommendations, I was very surprised that with such a high quality of content you have so few subscribers. Your Rust lessons are some of the best on YouTube, I wish you success!

@LazarRedDevil95

Great production level of the video, really appreciate the effort put in. And your teaching style is really good! Hope to see more Rust videos.

@FMontanari709

This is a great straightforward tutorial, I think a great way to improve it is to show the end result before starting the project (so we see better what is the problem we're trying to solve)... I know little to nothing about both rust and AWS (I might not exactly be the target audience) but it would help understand a few of the steps along the way

@ZarathustraSpitama

Great video! 🎥 Thank you. This is the first time I have reduced the speed of a video ⏩ instead of increasing it.😀

@ricochen429

Definitely a much better guide than the official AWS rust lambda guide. Regarding al2build function, here's another docker based solution using cross:       cross build --release --target aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu

@richsadowsky8580

Awesome video. Clear explanation of all the tricky parts and needed scaffolding code. I can use this information immediately to start experimenting.

@masiarek

Thank you. Your teaching style is great. Your videos are short and to the point. Awesome!

@samyerkes

This tutorial was great and helped me get started with Rust. It would be cool to see how you test this locally before deploying to AWS.

@NeelanshMathur

This was great! Your explanation was to the point and the topic of Rust and AWS was interesting. You have yourself a subscriber :)

@robomasticus

I love this!  Thank you for making a video that covers a practical use case.

@Krzysztow1985

Really nice explanations of each piece of code. Thanks a lot!

@Khari99

The fireship editing inspiration does it for me. Def getting the sub just for that.

@bjornericcom

I know almost no Rust and still felt like I could get the gist of this. Thanks!

@html8525

Great tutorial with comparisons to JS

@diegomarzo4001

Very good video, I really enjoyed, you have a new Subscriber!

@KevinBuchs

Nicely done!

@MrTickely

Great stuff!
My one wish would be scaling the screen to be equal to the maximum line length (or using new lines in between method calls to shorten the longer lines), it makes it v hard to fully absorb the longer lines of code when they cant be read <3

@9SMTM6

You can write once, run anywhere with Rust.

Not sure how production ready that is, but it does the simpler things fine.

It's called WASM+WASI.

@HetThakkar809

Fantastic tutorial! Subscribed