Links for following Rust development
Can you not wait to see what’s next in the world of Rust? I compiled this list of links to the most informative resources on Rust development.
@rustupdates
The Rust updates Twitter is probably the most frequently updated resource. Every time Garry and crew pushes something to the code repository, it automatically posts the commit message to this twitter account. Its a good way of seeing what's happening on a moment by moment basis.
Rust Commit Feed
An alternative to the update Twitter is the commit feed. This is where the source information for the Twitter posts come from and details every commit made by the FacePunch team to the game (although some may be marked private).
Rust Changelog
In addition to the commit feed which displays every commit there is the changelog which gives a better overview of the more meaningful changes to the game that players may notice as the game is developed. These changes have the benefit of being more user-friendly to read and understand, too.
SteamDB
Are you running an Experimental Rust server? Curious to see when the last push of new code was made to steam? This is your resource. It allows you to see when the last updates for each branch was made and track build ID’s (if you’re into that kind of thing).
Rust Dev Wiki
Garry started writing this guide for server owners and developers. Not many updates here but it is an interesting read.
Rust Guide Release Notes
Rust Guide has a comprehensive and up to date list of commit messages from the @rustupdates twitter feed. They also have some great information on Rust Experimental elements and mechanics.
playrust.com
This is where you go each friday to view the wonderful devblog. Need I say more?
beancan.io
Great information including links to updates and searchable map seeds.
myruststats.com
Displays many common statistics with a clean and accessible UI.
Oxide Build Information
Appveyor provides the build information on existing and in-development Oxide versions.