Master the GNU Project Debugger (GDB) tool to perform basic but effective debugging of Rust programs with minimal extra tooling.

Metaprogramming in Rust is simplified using Declarative and procedural Macros. Master writing both using various syntaxes and community-built crates.

Here, you can learn what Rust is, why it’s popular, what its benefits are, and what its use cases are for the workforce.

Learn how to build a command-line interface in Rust with TUI, a framework for building terminal user interfaces.

Master writing unsafe Rust and using the tools that support it.

spack is a JavaScript bundler written in Rust that supports transpiling through swc-project. Learn how to use spack to speed up JS builds.

Procedural macros allow you to generate Rust code at compile time. This tutorial covers everything you need to know about proc macros in Rust.

In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to build a very simple peer-to-peer application using Rust and the fantastic libp2p library.

Learn about some of the most popular external APIs available in Rust, including Rust wrappers for Spotify, GitHub, AWS, and more.

In this tutorial, we’ll demonstrate how to write a very basic URL parser in Rust using the nom parser combinator library.

Data compression is an important component in many applications. Fortunately, the Rust community has a number of crates to deal with this.

The Rust community has developed many gRPC implementations, notably the tonic and grpc crates. Both provide a full implementation of gRPC protocols.