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Today I'm not going to focus on any specific tool or library. Instead this blogpost will be a showcase of cool things built with Rust. Even though the language is still before 1.0 (but we're getting there!), there are already a few interesting projects out in the wild.

And I don't mean only development libraries - I've been writing about them for the last three weeks :-)

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Welcome to the second week of 24 days of Rust! Hope you enjoy the articles so far. Today let me introduce you to racer - a code completion engine for Rust.

As there is no proper Rust IDE (yet), most of us Rustaceans use some code editor such as Vim, Emacs, Atom etc. However the out-of-the-box support for Rust is very limited - if you're lucky, your editor has syntax highlighting, but not much more. We'd love to have some sort of autocompletion to ease typing, and a "go to definition" command to quickly jump around the codebase.