EdT365 Rust Playground

EdT365 Rust Playground is a native editor for writing, compiling and running Rust, right from your Android phone or tablet. It connects to the public play.rust-lang.org API (or your own self-hosted server), so there is nothing to install and no account to create. Built for real coding on a touch screen, not a website wrapped in an app. Editor • Rust syntax highlighting with line numbers • Light and dark themes that follow your system setting • A programming-keys row above the keyboard: Tab, ->, =>, { } ( ) [ ] < > ; : & | and more, one tap away • Adjustable font size and reliable copy and paste • Multiple tabs, each saved automatically Run and inspect • Streaming compile and run output over WebSocket: watch progress live and cancel mid-run • Inline error and warning highlighting mapped to the exact line • Format with rustfmt and lint with Clippy in one tap • Choose stable / beta / nightly, 2015–2024 editions, and debug or release Learn Rust • Flashcards covering ownership, borrowing, traits, iterators and more, and track what you have mastered • A fresh daily exercise with hints and solutions, plus an optional reminder • Built-in quick reference, with std docs and the interactive Rust Book one tap away inside the app Share and reuse • In-app clipboard history with pinned snippets • Receive code and .rs files shared from other apps • Open and save .rs files Whether you are learning Rust, reviewing code on the go, or testing a quick idea away from your laptop, EdT365 Rust Playground gives you a fast, native place to do it. Note: running and formatting code requires an internet connection to reach the playground server. The quick reference, flashcards and daily exercises work offline.

The first Android release of EdT365 Rust Playground: a Rust editor with syntax highlighting, a programming-keys row, tabs, live run output, rustfmt, Clippy, flashcards, daily exercises and a quick reference.