VSCode

If you open this repository in VSCode, you will probably want to install the following Extensions:

• rust-analyzer
• CodeLLDB
• Even Better TOML / Taplo

And possibly whatever else comes recommended.

VSCode is fairly common as a Rust IDE, but you are of course welcome to choose whatever you like...

If you don't want to use VSCode

I fully support this decision.

I hear the emacs experience is great!

I caution you, that as far as I know, neither Rust Rover, nor Sublime implement the Language Server Protocol out of the box. You definitely want to be setup with it for a smooth "start learning" experience.

• It is up to you, if learning how to add LSP support to the IDE of your own choosing, for a language you're just learning, is something you want to do right now.