Learn to handle Rust errors efficiently to write cleaner, more maintainable Rust code and create a more user-friendly application.

Manually parse command line arguments in Rust apps using Clap, a library that provides functionality to generate parsing logic for arguments.

Compare the Rust and Zig programming languages based on their performance and use cases for improving how developers code.

Learn to build a basic JWT authentication system with Rust and Axum, including setting up the routes, handlers, and the middleware system.

Use Rust with wgpu to work directly with the new WebGPU standard for better control, cross-platform performance, and bug handling.

The Pavex Rust web framework is an exciting project that provides high performance, great usability, and speed.

Nushell is a modern, performant, extensible shell built with Rust. Explore its pros, cons, and how to install and get started with it.

The Zed code editor sets itself apart with its lightning-fast performance and cutting-edge collaborative features.

Learn how to read JSON, YAML, and TOML files from external sources to use in your projects in Rust.

Explore the differences between the Rust String and Str string types, looking at how they each impact your Rust coding practices.

The warp web framework for Rust offers many enticing features. Let’s see when and why you should consider using warp in your projects.

Learn what Rust’s borrow checker does for us and how it compares to other forms of memory management.