Course Introduction: Teach The Kids (aka TTK) Rust Course

• Chapter 00: Starting Your Rust Quest Project

  published: 2026-02-09

  tags: [ #rust, #programming, #tutorial, #cli, #quest app, #education, #kids, #children, #young, #learners ]

  For young learners! Begin your Rust adventure by setting up your first Quest App project with `cargo new`, and learn the basics of navigating and editing code.

• Chapter 01: Quest App: Showing Your Progress (Output)

  published: 2026-02-09

  tags: [ #rust, #programming, #tutorial, #cli, #quest app, #education, #kids, #children, #young, #learners ]

  For young learners! Learn how to make your Rust program display text on the screen using `println!` and store multiple quests using `Vec` (Vector) for your Quest App.

• Chapter 02: Quest App: Reading Your Commands (Input)

  published: 2026-02-09

  tags: [ #rust, #programming, #tutorial, #cli, #quest app, #education, #kids, #children, #young, #learners ]

  For young learners! Learn how your Rust Quest App can read command-line arguments to accept new quest ideas from the user, making your program interactive.

• Chapter 03: Quest App: Saving and Loading Your Adventures (Reading from a File)

  published: 2026-02-09

  tags: [ #rust, #programming, #tutorial, #cli, #quest app, #education, #kids, #children, #young, #learners ]

  For young learners! Discover how to persist your Quest App's data by learning to save and load quests from a `quests.txt` file in Rust, ensuring your progress is never lost.

• Chapter 04: Quest App: Making Quests Permanent (Saving to a File)

  published: 2026-02-09

  tags: [ #rust, #programming, #tutorial, #cli, #quest app, #education, #kids, #children, #young, #learners ]

  For young learners! Make your Quest App quests permanent by learning to save newly added quests to a `quests.txt` file in Rust, ensuring your progress is always up-to-date.