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tl;dr: the RLS is currently in 'preview' status. The RLS preview is usable with stable Rust from version 1.21. We hope to have an official (1.0, non-preview) release of the RLS in early 2018. The Rust Language Server (RLS) is the smarts beh...
The Rust Language Server (RLS) is an important part of the plan to provide IDE support for Rust developers. In this blog post I'll try to explain how the RLS works. The language server architecture for IDEs is a client/server architecture....
2017-09-20 Welcome to the 2nd issue of these weeks in dev-tools! We've had a bunch of tools releases, some new people joining the team, and some accepted RFCs. We're also just getting into the impl period. We're hoping the impl period can b...
IDE support for Rust is one of the most requested features in our surveys and is a key part of Rust's 2017 roadmap. Here, I'm going to talk about one of the things we're doing to bring Rust support to IDEs - the RLS. Programmers can be pret...
2017-08-14 Welcome to the first ever issue of 'These Weeks in Dev-Tools'! The dev-tools team is responsible for developer tools for Rust developers. That means any tools a developer might use (or want to use) when reading, writing, or debug...
Updated with some small changes tl;dr active development of Rustfmt will become nightly only for a while, and the default formatting will change dramatically. There are two big but orthogonal issues facing Rustfmt right now. On the formatti...
TL;DR Primarily I would sell Rust as a language which lets you get stuff done and done quickly (all kinds of stuff, including lots of stuff you might not usually be comfortable with). A language that can be written easily, read easily, and...
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"This is just to say,
I have rebased
the feature branch
opened against
master
and which
you might have been
already working
on fixing
Forgive me,
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