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There's also this guide https://rust-embedded.github.io/book/

Although, I'm more interested in learning STM32 development, due to recommendations that it is far superior to ESP32 boards. Anyone have some tips on how to get started on this front as a hobby?

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I ordered one of the STM32 development boards when this was first published. It's fairly straightforwards to get basic blinky demos working, but it was about at this point that I ran out of steam, and you're basically left to fend for yourself, implementing anything more complex from scratch.

It may have changed since, but rust embedded definitely isn't hobbyist friendly unless the goal is to make things work, rather than to just make things.

Right, that's ultimately what I am worried about.

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