Rust’s unique ownership model and zero-cost abstractions make it ideal for systems programming without sacrificing memory safety. These project-based tutorials cover a wide range of domains — from writing a full operating system in pure Rust and building a browser layout engine, to compiling simulations to WebAssembly and implementing a NES emulator. Whether you’re new to Rust or looking to stretch your skills, the projects below provide a practical path through some of the language’s most powerful capabilities.Documentation Index
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Web Applications
- A Simple Web App in Rust
- Write a Microservice in Rust
Systems & OS
- Write an OS in pure Rust
- Build a browser engine in Rust
- Writing NES Emulator in Rust
- Learning Rust with Too Many Linked Lists
Games & Graphics
WebAssembly & Compilers
- Single Page Applications using Rust
- Create a simulation of evolution using neural network and genetic algorithm, and compile the application to WebAssembly
Networking & Chat
- Rust in Detail: Writing Scalable Chat Service from Scratch