A documentation summary and a compendium of recipes for the Rust language and ecosystem. Everything you need for day-to-day Rust coding, all in one place.
Point your browser to https://john-cd.com/rust_howto⮳ to read the Rust How-to⮳ book.
This book is still going through heavy edits. Pardon the dust.
Contributions are most welcome!
Please review the contributing⮳ section of the book and peruse the book's GitHub repo⮳.
The mdbook-utils utility ((github) (docs.rs) (user guide)) helps manage links and code blocks in mdbook source directories. It is the companion tool for this book.
This book is written and edited by John CD⮳. It is the successor of and incorporates most of the Rust Cookbook⮳. Thanks to its many contributors⮳.
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