Rust

There are several ways to provide packaging and development enviornment for Rust projects.

Here’s a simple template to begin with:

`buildRustPackage`

If you just want to package a Rust program, use buildRustPackage.

You may also be interested in using crane for advanced projects. Some example projects that do this:

Project	Description
https://github.com/srid/dioxus-desktop-template	A desktop app
https://github.com/srid/nixci	A CLI app

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Rust FFI in Haskell

This tutorial will guide you through using Nix to simplify the workflow of incorporating Rust library as a dependency in your Haskell project via FFI. If you are new to Nix and Flakes, we recommend starting with the Nix Tutorial Series.
Nix for Development

Rust
Getting Started with Nix for Haskell & Rust

Sridhar Ratnakumar will demonstrate the delights of using Nix to develop Rust as well as Haskell projects without needing to do any manual global setup on your system. We’ll start from a pristine macOS machine as well as a pristine Linux machine to get our development environment up and running in no time, all the way up to LSP support in VSCode.