I agree with the first half. For the second half, I think for beginners, the examples are very important. From this perspective, many Rust projects comes with e

I agree with the first half. For the second half, I think for beginners, the examples are very important. From this perspective, many Rust projects comes with examples: https://github.com/RustAudio/vst-rs https://github.com/RustAudio/vst-rs Once following the readme, it is very easy to get it work in your own machine. Then beginners can play around the examples, tweaking parameters, etc. while learning new stuffs with books or online resources. Rust audio has also got a very helpful Discord community where beginners can always ask questions. For the GUI part, I am not an expert, but there are more and more Rust GUI libraries (egui, iced, druid, rui): among them, egui-rs and iced-rs can all be used for VST. Still, there are some examples to get started with.