Not OP, and probably also not the best way, but it works for me:
I started by picking the topic which interests me the most, where I have a lot of experience in. I searched for the most popular framework in order to not risk using something shady.
Then I implemented the rudimentary things (in my case a warp based websocket server), used the book to help me understand the things that weren't clear, started adding the features I use the most, like JSON parsing and object construction, datetime handling, adding a task with an interval timer to notify all clients periodically.
Then I went to the client side with a new project based on tungstenite.
Now I have a basic idea of what the language feels like and enough questions to read the book with motivation, knowing what it is I want to know and why the book tries to tell me about other topics which I should know about.
I'm also watching a lot of YouTube videos, specially from the really good channel "Let's get Rusty", which goes through every chapter of the book and adds some additional related information. Then also conference session with topics that could be helpful.
I started by picking the topic which interests me the most, where I have a lot of experience in. I searched for the most popular framework in order to not risk using something shady.
Then I implemented the rudimentary things (in my case a warp based websocket server), used the book to help me understand the things that weren't clear, started adding the features I use the most, like JSON parsing and object construction, datetime handling, adding a task with an interval timer to notify all clients periodically.
Then I went to the client side with a new project based on tungstenite.
Now I have a basic idea of what the language feels like and enough questions to read the book with motivation, knowing what it is I want to know and why the book tries to tell me about other topics which I should know about.
I'm also watching a lot of YouTube videos, specially from the really good channel "Let's get Rusty", which goes through every chapter of the book and adds some additional related information. Then also conference session with topics that could be helpful.