Rust is a system programming language that is gaining popularity in the tech industry. But writing code in Rust required IDEs. So, today in 2024, I am sharing some of the best IDE names and features, and why developers using. Also, I will share the installation guide for some of the IDEs.
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Top Best RUST IDEs (Maybeπ)
1. IntelliJ Rust
Platform
- Windows, macOS, Linux
Key Features
- Advanced code analysis and debugging tools.
- Code completion, inspections, and refactoring.
- Integrated testing and version control support.
- Customizable UI and plugins.
Why Choose
- IntelliJ Rust offers a comprehensive set of tools for Rust development, including advanced code analysis and debugging features. Its customizable UI and plugins make it a great choice for developers who value a tailored coding experience. (Only For Rich People)
2. Visual Studio Code
Platform
- Windows, macOS, Linux
Key Features
- Syntax highlighting and code completion.
- Debugging and testing tools.
- Extensions for additional functionality. (e.g., rust-analyzer)
- Integrated terminal and Git support.
Why Choose
- VS Code is a popular, lightweight, and highly customizable IDE that supports Rust through the rust-analyzer extension. Its large community and extensive library of extensions make it a great choice for developers. (You already using it right now!! π π )
3. Sublime Text
Platform
- Windows, macOS, Linux
Key Features
- Lightweight and fast performance
- Syntax highlighting and code completion
- Customizable UI and plugins (e.g., Rust Enhanced)
- Cross-platform compatibility
Why Choose
- Sublime Text is a popular choice among developers due to its speed, customizability, and cross-platform compatibility. Its community-created packages, such as Rust Enhanced, provide Rust-specific features and support. (Only a PHP Developer can understand)
4. Atom Editor
Platform
- Windows, macOS, Linux
Key Features
- Highly customizable UI and plugins (e.g., rust-ide)
- Syntax highlighting and code completion.
- Integrated Git support and debugging tools.
- Cross-platform compatibility.
Why Choose
- Atom is another popular, highly customizable IDE that supports Rust through community-created packages like
rust-ide
. Its flexibility and extensibility make it a great choice for developers who value a tailored coding experience.
5. Replit
Platform
- Web-based (accessible from any browser)
Key Features
- Real-time collaboration and live coding
- Automatic code completion and debugging
- Built-in version control and code review tools
- Support for multiple programming languages, including Rust
Why Choose
- Replit is ideal for collaborative projects, coding interviews, or rapid prototyping. Its web-based interface makes it accessible from anywhere, and its real-time features facilitate teamwork and feedback. (When you don't have the right configuration in your PC. Choose this one)
6. Neovim (This is for, Who Is Living on Mars π)
Platform
- Windows, macOS, Linux
Key Features
- Only Pro Developers Know π
Why Choose
- If want to live on Mars π
Manully Setup RUST for your unknown IDEs.
- Install Rust and Cargo from the official Rust website.
- Set up your IDE to use the Rust compiler and Cargo package manager.
- Contribute to Zed Editor. (Zed Editor π«Ά)
Conclusion
I know you don't know rust. It's Ok. I Understand Because you belong to other programming languages. Me too... But society will never accept If we can not know RUST. That's why I have to contribute to this article. To contribute to this article I took half day leave from my company. So if you can contribute to my half-day salary, You can click the below coffee button (Orange Button). And Buy a coffee for me. This is up to you, Whether you are Rich or Richi Rich. Also if you like this type of article. Please follow techalgospotlight.com.
Top comments (12)
codewars :: best place to start learn Rust
Going to have to give this Rust a try one day.
Nice list, but Replit has begun paywalling a lot of useful features. You can't have more than 3 active REPLs anymore. Shame because it was amazing at one point.
Le Replit - This is called business ππ
Share your thoughts about RUST!!!!1
Haven't tried Zed yet ππ
You must try once!!!. Soon, Zed will be comparable with VSCode.
I don't see JetBrains new dedicated Rust tool on the list, I've been enjoying that one along with Zed. Nice list though.
helix?
Yeaahππ»
I prefer using Rust Rover by JetBrains or Atom editor for efficient and streamlined Rust development.
What about Zed???