RustRover 2026.1 is now available. This release brings: -Native cargo-nextest integration -Call Hierarchy for easier navigation in Rust codebases -Easier macro expansion access -ACP Agent Registry support -More flexible module creation

Wrapping up our RustWeek 2026 interview series with @ddprrt, Rust educator and author of “TypeScript Cookbook” 🦀 He joined us to answer a few questions about Rust and its ecosystem and to share his thoughts on the future of the language.

JUST IN: Program management update — May 2026 >> This update covers RustWeek All Hands Utrecht, project goals changes, maintainer funding, tooling reforms, Linux collaboration, overflow handling, interviews #rustlang #rust

Straight from RustWeek 🦀 @LoriLorusso , Outreach Director at the @rust_foundation shared her take on Rust, the community, and what makes the ecosystem so special. Watch the full interview 👇

We are proudly presenting a full interview from the @Rust_NL 2026 with @vlad20012 🦀

Your code builds, but the IDE still shows red? False positives are one of the hardest parts of Rust code analysis, so we've been working to make RustRover diagnostics more accurate and trustworthy. Manuel Ceron, Software Developer in RustRover, explains how we find false positives, measure, and fix them: blog.jetbrains.com/rust/2026… #NewInRustRover

RustRover 2026.1.3 is out! Good news if nightly Rust has recently made your IDE confused: RustRover now supports const impl syntax and trait impl restriction syntax used in newer standard library code. We’ve also added an option to keep the debugger from stepping into library code, so you can stay focused on your own application flow. Update now for a smoother RustRover experience 👇 youtrack.jetbrains.com/artic…

Rustmeet 2026 ticket winner 🎉 Congratulations @medzernik, you're going to Kraków! 🇵🇱🦀 Check your DM to claim your ticket!

cargo check takes 45 seconds in the zellij-utils crate in github.com/zellij-org/zellij. RustRover shows supported errors instantly. How? In my talk with Lukas Wirth, we dig into why IDEs can feel so much faster than the compiler: youtube.com/watch?v=VbdD1c3o…

We have 2 tickets to Rustmeet 2026 in Kraków 🇵🇱 Three days of Rust talks, workshops, and lightning talks starting June 12–14. To enter: 🔁 Repost this 👤 Follow @rustrover Winners announced on Monday. Powodzenia! 🦀 rustmeet.eu/

This year @Rust_NL brought 900 developers to Utrecht. We brought a camera and five questions for @vlad20012 @LoriLorusso and @ddprrt The members of the Rust community shared their honest takes on where the language is headed, and two quiz champions walked away with @FrancescoCiull4 book. The full recap, all interviews, and what we learned is here 👇blog.jetbrains.com/rust/2026…

Happy Pride Month to all Rustaceans!

What are you doing this evening? The RustRover team always runs tests against the nightly #rustlang compiler to stay prepared for upcoming releases. Tonight's results look suspicious. Investigating... 👀

Last Friday's Rust meetup in Berlin felt different 🦀Around 50 Rust developers joined us for an evening of talks, discussions, and community connections. @wolfvollprecht, founder and CEO of @prefix_dev, shared lessons learned building open-source software supply chain infrastructure for the Conda ecosystem, including Pixi and rattler. @FlorianGilcher, co-founder of @FerrousSystems and former Rust Core Team member, spoke about Ferrocene and safety-critical Rust. The best part was seeing the community shape the evening as it unfolded, with spontaneous lightning talks and thoughtful questions. Thanks to everyone who came, shared ideas, and made the evening what it was 🙏

We're excited to have @orhundev joining our team as Rust Developer Advocate 🦀 Look forward to everything we'll build together, welcome abroad!

Last week, Lukas Wirth and Vlad Beskrovny joined us to discuss how modern Rust IDEs understand code. If you missed the livestream, we've put together a recap covering the key ideas and takeaways 👇 blog.jetbrains.com/rust/2026…

Rust will become a boring language. Bold prediction from @vlad20012, but hear him out since boring might be exactly what Rust needs.

"In 5 years, Rust will be _" We asked @ddprrt to finish the sentence. Turns out, what's designed for humans works surprisingly well for AI too. Full interview coming today in our blog post 📆