The first post in a series that works through The Rust Programming Language a little at a time, hands on. It installs Rust with mise, runs Hello, World! with rustc and Cargo, and builds the guessing game from chapter 2, breaking the code on purpose to read what the compiler says
Declaring packages, dotfiles, tools and a finishing task in one config file, and bringing a new machine up to it with a single mise bootstrap
Writing environment variables that only apply inside a directory into mise.toml, and the traps in loading .env
Collecting a project's commands into mise.toml, and how order, dependencies and arguments behave
Installing mise, then installing and running tools with it, and choosing where they come from