crossterm Crate in Rust

Description

In this video, we’re exploring one of the most powerful and versatile crates in Rust — Crossterm 🧠. Before jumping in, I want to take a moment to thank the amazing viewer who left such a detailed comment on my last video 🙌. Your feedback truly motivates me to improve every day! I’ve hidden my Mac dock just like you suggested, and I’m also working on improving the sound quality and reducing echo, which are now my top priorities 🎧. In this tutorial, I’ll be covering four major parts of the Crossterm crate: 🎯 1. Cursor – Moving the cursor around, hiding/showing it, and storing/restoring its position. 🎨 2. Styled Output – Printing colored and formatted text in the terminal. 🖥️ 3. Terminal – Clearing, resizing, and controlling terminal behavior. ⌨️ 4. Events – Handling keyboard input, mouse clicks, and window resize events. By the end of this video, you’ll have a strong foundation to build interactive terminal-based applications in Rust using Crossterm! 📦 Crate Used: 🔗 https://crates.io/crates/crossterm