rust-analyzer
Next-generation IDE infrastructure for the Rust programming language
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rust-analyzer is an experimental compiler frontend for the Rust programming language. The ultimate goal for this project is to provide the perfect IDE experience for Rust, with all IDE features working flawlessly while editing code. rust-analyzer is a part of larger rls-2.0 working group.
More information about the project, including installation instructions, can be found on GitHub: