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After a weekend spent dipping my toes into Assembly, I think it's time to dive into The Book and try to learn Rust properly. 

I think the web is the best and most open platform there is, and this is why I have been such a fan of JavaScript. However, Rust allows you to write lower level programs that can then be compiled to web assembly and run on the web. Seems like a great combination. 

https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/title-page.html

Something pretty neat about working with assembly before truly diving into Rust is I was immediately introduced to the concept of macros in Rust in the first chapter. I learned exactly what these were and how they work in assembly so the concept immediately clicked.