rrt-fagkveld | The goal of this workshop is introduce

The first thing you need to do (if you haven't already) is to install Rust, you can find the installation instructions here. Note for Windows users: you also need to install the VS C++ toolchain. There are language support in most major text editors, and in some IDEs. Check out Are we IDE yet for a list of plugin support for your favorite editor. The only thing you really need is syntax highlighting for the .rs file extension. By default the latest version of Rust will be installed, together with the latest version of Cargo. Cargo is the build tool and package manager for rust, it lets us build libraries and executables, and run tests and the executables we have defined in the project.
cargo check - this command checks whether the project will compile or not, any compilation warning (and trust me, you will encounter them) will be shown as part of the command output (this command requires that you have the latest version of Rust installed on your system).
cargo test - this command builds the project and runs all the tests in the project. You should run this command while you solve the assignments, they should indicate when you have passed the different steps.
cargo run --bin image - this command builds the project and runs the executable file found in src/bin/image.rs (this file contains a main() function, and is therefore an executable). You should run this command (starting from Step 2), as it will produce the rendered image of our scene.