Doc packages, editors, and other tools

Packages

• FreeBSD
  • FreeBSD Port - maintained by jyyou
• Linux
  • Arch Linux Official
  • Arch Linux Nightly Build Repository
  • Fedora Copr - (instructions) maintained by fabiand
  • Ubuntu PPA
  • Gentoo, overlay rust
• Mac
  • Fink Also available through fink's apt at deb http://brendan.users.finkproject.org/10.8 stable main - maintained by bcully
  • Homebrew
• Windows
  • NuGet package for nightly builds
    • How to install an unofficial nightly for Windows

Editors

• BBEdit
  • Erik Rose's BBEdit plugin - Plugin for BBEdit. Probably quite out of date.
• Eclipse
  • ianb's Eclipse plugin - Eclipse!
  • Reidar Sollid's Eclipse plugin - A newer Eclipse plugin.
• Emacs
  • included, see src/etc/.
  • Flycheck has support for on-the-fly syntax error detection. Use the Package Manager (ELPA) to install flycheck-mode
• Geany
  • Need to use the nightly builds or the git master until 1.24 is released.
• Gedit
  • included, see src/etc/
• Kate
  • included, see src/etc/ (the file can be copied or linked to ~/.kde/share/apps/katepart/syntax/)
• Netbeans
  • drrb's NetBeans Plugin - Rust NetBeans Plugin
• SublimeText
  • kib2's SublimeText2 language file - Highlighting for SublimeText 2
  • dbp's SublimeText2 (now maintained by jhasse) - Probably more up to date than the above.
• TextMate
  • dyluke's textmate bundle - Rust TextMate mode
• Textadept
  • abaez's Textadept module/lexer
  • suhr/ta-rust
• Vim
  • included, see src/etc/. Syntastic has syntax error matching based on rustc.
  • wting's rust.vim syntax - Vundle compatible plugin updated daily.
• NEdit
  • NEdit syntax highlighting for Rust
• Notepad++
  • Notepad++ syntax highlighting

And more!

• Prism's pastebin - A pastebin instance that support Rust syntax highlighting using the Prism library
• startling's pygments plugin - Pygments syntax highlighting
• GitHub linguist - GitHub's language detection supports Rust
• lkuper's PLT Redex model - An (out-of-date) model of Rust in PLT Redex
• highlight.js - Highlight Rust code in your blog by adding a single line of JavaScript to your pages
• bstrie's map of Rust contributors
• "Is Rust fast yet?" - graphs of the build/test times of each merge into incoming