Learn Rust.
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The hands-on platform for Python developers learning Rust. Every exercise bridges from what you know in Python to how Rust does it — and why.
Python Developer? Rust is Your Superpower.
Python and Rust aren't competitors — they're partners. Python for orchestration, Rust for speed. JetBrains found Python is one of Rust's most common companion languages.
The Problem
Rust's learning curve is steep, especially coming from Python. Different mental model. No garbage collector. The compiler fights you until you think like Rust. Most people read for weeks and never write code.
Our Approach
Every exercise starts from a Python concept you already know —
__iter__ becomes Iterator,
exceptions become Result,
the garbage collector becomes ownership —
then builds the Rust equivalent step by step.
You learn the why alongside the what, so concepts stick instead of bounce.
Why This Platform
Bridge from Python
Each exercise opens with the Python pattern you know, then shows the Rust equivalent.
try/except → Result,
None → Option,
for x in items → iterators.
You're never starting from zero.
Practice, Not Tutorials
Structured tracks from Intro to Traits & Generics. Write real Rust in your browser and run tests instantly. No 600-page book to finish first — you write code from exercise one.
$49 Once. Forever.
One payment, lifetime access. Every exercise today plus every exercise we add. No subscriptions, no renewals. Start free, upgrade when you're ready.
What Learners Say
Who said learning Rust is gonna be difficult? Had tons of fun learning Rust by going through the exercises!
Aris N
As someone who is primarily a self taught developer, I learned the importance of learning by doing by completing so many of the "Bites" challenges on the PyBites platform. They taught me language concepts and solidified my knowledge and understanding of those concepts by actual practice. Now, as someone learning Rust, I've come across the Rust platform and have used the exercises in the same way. Some things I will know and be able to solve quickly, while others require me to research and learn more about the language in order to complete the exercise. The new concepts learned solidify and build over time. For me, this is a great way to learn language concepts that I can later apply to projects of my own. They are a great way to be "hands on" and learn by doing.
Jesse B
The Rust Bites are a great way to start learning Rust hands-on. Whether you're just starting with Rust or already have some experience, they help build real skills and challenge you to understand all the basic data types and design patterns of Rust. Things that are tough to understand, like pattern matching, result handling, and ownership, will feel more understandable and natural after going through these exercises, and they'll help you be a better programmer in other languages too! Highly recommended!
Dan D
Even If You Never Ship a Line of Rust
Learning Rust changes how you write Python. You'll start thinking about ownership when you pass mutable data around. You'll reach for Result patterns instead of bare try/except. You'll understand why Polars and Ruff are fast — and write better Python because of it.
This isn't just a language course. It's a mindset upgrade.
Built by Pybites
10 Years of Teaching Python Developers
We've helped 50,000+ developers level up through bite-sized coding challenges on codechalleng.es and pybitesplatform.com. Now we're applying the same proven method to Rust.