Show threadMichał Fita6d ago

@rogerparkinson Using #Java software to write #Rust doesn't seem right. That's why I ditched #RustRover (actually written in #Kotlin, but still on #JVM), that's superior to #Eclipse.

I used Eclipse #CDT for almost 10 years some time ago, but it became a burden at some point. Then #VSCode appeared... and then #Zed.

I still use last two, as Zed doesn't have any preview extensions due to lack of built in webview support.

Tom Mar 14

JetBrains RustRover gefällt mir besser als ein Visual Studio Code mit drölfzig Plugins.

Und es funktioniert auch auf Anhieb alles. Muss nichts einrichten oder konfigurieren. So mag ich das!

#rust #rustlang #ide #rustRover #jetbrains

raptor Mar 14

For my #Rust projects, I’ve finally migrated from #RustRover to @zed.

RR is a great IDE, but it feels much too bloated for me. #Zed, on the other hand, is a pleasure to use. So smooth!

Here’s my current config including a beautiful theme based on monokai-pro https://github.com/0xdea/dotfiles/tree/main/zed/.config/zed

rustroverMar 5

Cursor Joined the ACP Registry and Is Now Live in Your JetBrains IDE
#RustLang #Rust #RustRover #Aiassistant #News #Acp

https://blog.jetbrains.com/ai/2026/03/cursor-joined-the-acp-registry-and-is-now-live-in-your-jetbrains-ide/

Cursor Joined the ACP Registry and Is Now Live in Your JetBrains IDE | The JetBrains AI Blog

Cursor is now available as an AI agent inside JetBrains IDEs through the Agent Client Protocol.

The JetBrains Blog
Jan EkholmFeb 17

I like RustRover as an IDE for Rust. It's pretty fast and has mostly working code completion. But I have not been able to get it to recognize Protobuf types. The application compiles and runs fine, but RustRover can not seem to find the generated types. This makes editing much more distracting than it needs to be as a bit part of the code is red when it doesn't need to be. Or perhaps something is not included correctly but the compiler manages to handle it?

#rust #rustrover #protobuf

rustroverFeb 17

The Evolution of Async Rust: From Tokio to High-Level Applications
#RustLang #Rustrover #Asyncrust #Rust #Tokio

https://blog.jetbrains.com/rust/2026/02/17/the-evolution-of-async-rust-from-tokio-to-high-level-applications/

The Evolution of Async Rust: From Tokio to High-Level Applications | The RustRover Blog

Tokio has become the de facto asynchronous runtime for high-performance networking in Rust, powering everything from backend services to databases. During the discussion, they explored how async Rust matured over the years, the architectural decisions behind Tokio, common challenges developers face today, and where the ecosystem is heading next.

The JetBrains Blog
Francesco DegrassiFeb 14

Greeted by this damn “RustRover goes AI” modal this morning.

As LLMs are soooo goood, there’s only a single, “Let’s go”, button. To not “Go” you need to close the window.

Nice work JetBrains, dark patterns are always a display of great self confidence.
I’ve been a license holder for years, this might be the last straw.

#rust #jetbrains #rustrover #darkpatterns #llm

rustroverFeb 11

The State of Rust 2025: Popularity, Trends, and Future
#RustLang #Data #Deveco #Rustrover #Rust

https://blog.jetbrains.com/rust/2026/02/11/state-of-rust-2025/

The State of Rust Ecosystem 2025 | The RustRover Blog

Based on findings from the JetBrains Developer Ecosystem Survey Report 2025, The State of Rust 2025 offers a detailed look at how the Rust ecosystem is evolving – how developers use Rust today, which

The JetBrains Blog
rustroverJan 27

Rust vs JavaScript & TypeScript: performance, WebAssembly, and developer experience
#RustLang #Comparison #Javascript #Rustrover #Rust

https://blog.jetbrains.com/rust/2026/01/27/rust-vs-javascript-typescript/

Rust vs JavaScript & TypeScript: Performance and WebAssembly

Learn how Rust and JavaScript work together for faster, safer web applications using WebAssembly.

The JetBrains Blog
Jan EkholmJan 4

RustRover seems to be able to somehow break its view of the world. I have a Protobuf file that's compiled with a build.rs using prost_build::compile_protos(). It works fine, my app uses the created structs andfunctions fine, compiles ok and runs fine. Yet RustRover does not see the symbols and shows everything as undefined. Something is cached somewhere and I can't figure out what.

#rust #rustrover #protobuf