The RustRover Blog

If you missed our Boosting the Developer Experience With Serverless Rust Applications in RustRover livestream facilitated by James Eastham and Vitaly Bragilevsky, here's a summary and recording of the session.

How to write unit and integration tests in RustRover for your Rust applications. Project structure, test framework, and examples.

In this third and final part of the Rust Iterators series, we’ll learn by example. We'll explore some useful yet lesser-known iterator features, along with their applications in various popular open-source projects developed in Rust. This multipart series focuses on Rust iterators, covering both …

Developers transitioning to Rust from other programming languages, such as Python, JavaScript, or even C++ or Java, often face challenges with iterators. Rust’s ownership rules, the intricacies of its type system, and its commitment to generating efficient code give Rust iterators a distinctive char…

Iterators are heavily used across codebases in Rust, making it worthwhile to understand them in detail, beyond just the basics. In this blog post series, we will discuss topics that every beginner-to-intermediate-level Rust developer must keep in mind. For those with a limited understanding of Rust …

How to build a Rust-based web application with Rocket and JetBrains RustRover IDE.

In this blog, we’ll go over the key features implemented in the previous quarter that we believe will help your creativity soar above all the counter-productive nuances you might encounter in your daily routine.

In Part 1 of this blog series, we dug into our list of the top 10 most common Rust compiler errors according to RustRover’s usage data, and we made it halfway through the list. In this part, we’ll explore the top five most frequently occurring errors and then make some more general observations rega…

The Rust compiler is a picky creature. If it’s unhappy with the source code it’s fed, it can emit more than 400 different errors (with more being added every month!). Some of the errors are extremely rare, while others complicate the lives of Rust developers on a daily basis. In this blog post serie…

“When will there be a Rust IDE?” We get this question from our users quite frequently, and today we’re happy to announce that the day has arrived. Please welcome RustRover, our standalone IDE for Rust. As many of you are aware, we’ve worked for years to bring support for Rust functionality as …

In the first part of this “What’s New” series, we only saw the tip of the iceberg – various feature bits that the Rust plugin developers managed to implement during the release cycle.Now we’re going to show you the rest of the iceberg. Let’s dig in and look at all the new ways the plugin can now ana…