C/C++ has been around for a while and there is gobs of literature. For this I’m guessing you mean “the website literature.”
Many developers these days scarcely read books on subject matter. But if they did read books, they would find there’s actually more C/C++ literature and established best practices than there is for Rust (naturally).
The effective C++ series comes to mind as something not just approachable, but enjoyable and largely insightful.
The truth is... systems engineering is a discipline which requires an understanding of historical context. You get that with the C/C++ books! I highly recommend reading on it to better appreciate Rust.
Many developers these days scarcely read books on subject matter. But if they did read books, they would find there’s actually more C/C++ literature and established best practices than there is for Rust (naturally).
The effective C++ series comes to mind as something not just approachable, but enjoyable and largely insightful.
The truth is... systems engineering is a discipline which requires an understanding of historical context. You get that with the C/C++ books! I highly recommend reading on it to better appreciate Rust.