[steveklabnik]

It is literally my job to make documentation a priority. We're on the same team here :) I spent the last 18 months throwing out an entire book I wrote to write a new one that’s oriented around how real users learn the language in real life. We’ve invested a lot.

(Some editors do have inline doc showing support; we don't have terminal doc access but we do have local html doc access)

[baby]

It's good to hear :) I hope my suggestions are helpful

[pornel]

BTW:

    cargo doc --open

opens documentation for the current project, including all its dependencies. Rust generates docs in HTML. While it doesn't stay purely in command line, it enables cross-linking, collapsible sections, and has built-in search.