ShitRust Tutorials

Step-by-step tutorials to build real applications with ShitRust.

Introduction to Tutorials

These tutorials will guide you through building real-world applications using ShitRust. Each tutorial includes complete code examples and explanations.

Tutorial Prerequisites

Before starting these tutorials, you should:

  • Have ShitRust installed on your system
  • Be familiar with basic ShitRust syntax
  • Have a code editor or IDE ready

If you're new to ShitRust, check out the Getting Started Guide first.

Console Applications

Building a Command-Line Calculator

In this tutorial, you'll build a simple command-line calculator that can perform basic arithmetic operations.

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Creating a Todo List Manager

Learn how to create a console-based todo list application with features like adding, removing, and marking tasks as complete.

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Building a Text Adventure Game

Create an interactive text-based adventure game with branching storylines and player inventory management.

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Data Processing

CSV File Parser

Learn how to read, process, and write CSV files using ShitRust's I/O and string manipulation features.

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JSON Data Processor

Build a tool to parse, manipulate, and generate JSON data using ShitRust's standard library.

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Data Analysis and Visualization

Process numerical data, calculate statistics, and generate visual representations using ShitRust libraries.

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Web Applications

Building a RESTful API

Create a simple REST API server that handles HTTP requests and responses, with JSON data processing.

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Web Scraper

Build a web scraper that fetches and extracts data from websites using HTTP requests and HTML parsing.

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Real-time Chat Application

Create a simple WebSocket-based chat application with server and client components.

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More Tutorials Coming Soon

We're constantly adding new tutorials! Check back soon for more content, or contribute your own tutorials by opening a pull request on our GitHub repository.

Have a suggestion for a tutorial? Feel free to reach out to Waowzar on GitHub.