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Do you actually read documentation, or just search it when you’re stuck?
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Damn, even when I don't mention it, it's apparently obvious that I'm gushing about Rust. 😅
I had the Rust CLI Book in mind: https://rust-cli.github.io/book/index.html
Especially, if you have experience in another language already, the first chapter shows you how to develop and ship a useful Rust application in a short amount of time. And then the second chapter contains all the detail information, which you might need, after you've run off and started building your own thing.
But yes, Rust By Example is also really great. It happens a lot that you search "xyz in Rust" and it's one of the first results, and always worth clicking on.