Learn RUST-PLAYGROUND with Real Code Examples

No installation required; fully browser-based

Supports any modern desktop or mobile browser

Optional offline Rust setup recommended for large projects

Requires internet connection to load compiler and crates

Accessible at https://play.rust-lang.org

Open https://play.rust-lang.org in a modern browser

Write Rust code in the editor

Select toolchain (stable, beta, nightly)

Add crates if needed

Run and share code snippet

Snippet content saved via URL encoding

Optional dependencies specified in editor UI

No persistent project storage

Temporary compilation environment per run

Toolchain metadata stored on server

Not required; fully web-based

Optional: export code for local cargo compilation

No terminal access in standard playground

Use `cargo run` locally for production testing

Crate dependencies resolved automatically in web UI

UI primarily in English

Supports Unicode in Rust code

Crate names and code can include non-ASCII text

Browser-based access worldwide

Documentation available in multiple languages

Works in desktop and mobile browsers

Keyboard shortcuts for basic navigation

Simple, lightweight UI

Supports copy-paste of code and URL sharing

No account required for basic use

Simple, responsive web editor

Syntax highlighting for Rust

Run button for compilation

Console output area below editor

Share and copy snippet links

Snippet stored temporarily in browser or URL

Toolchain version tracked per snippet

Crates and dependencies linked to snippet

Undo/redo available in editor

No persistent project state in cloud

Snippets saved in URL encoding

Optional external storage via copy-paste

Crates fetched from crates.io as needed

Compiler output not stored persistently

Code can be exported for local project use