Rust is a highly favored programming language, noted for being both beloved by developers and among the highest paid, as revealed by a Stack Overflow survey. For those interested in learning Rust, the Replit platform provides an accessible and collaborative in-browser IDE that supports over fifty programming languages, including Rust, making it an ideal tool for both individual and group learning. This tutorial guides users through setting up a Rust development environment on Replit and building a simple application that includes writing and running Rust code, implementing a binary search algorithm, adding unit tests, incorporating user input, and managing dependencies with Cargo, Rust's package manager. Additionally, the tutorial demonstrates how to enhance the application with third-party packages for improved console output and utilize Replit’s built-in key-value database to store and retrieve data. By following these steps, learners can establish a foundational understanding of Rust and gain practical experience using it in a modern development environment.