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# Tutorial
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Here's an introduction to `Gtk-rs` crates. For the users who already know Rust and Gtk, just skip the two first parts.
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## Introduction
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## Rust and `Gtk-rs`
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Here's an introduction to `Gtk-rs` crates. For the users who already know Rust and Gtk, just skip this part.
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This part explains how to add dependencies on the `Gtk-rs` crates, depending on your needs.
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[Read it here](./rust_and_gtk).
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## Gnome libraries and Rust
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This part explains a bit how the bindings of the Gnome libraries work in Rust.
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[Read it here](./gnome_and_rust).
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*[Rust and `Gtk-rs`](./rust_and_gtk): This part explains how to add dependencies on the `Gtk-rs` crates, depending on your needs.
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*[Gnome libraries and Rust](./gnome_and_rust): This part explains a bit how the bindings of the Gnome libraries work in Rust.
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## Full usage of `Gtk-rs` crates
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In this part we'll go deeper into the mechanisms of the `Gtk-rs` crates. If you're not sure about your Rust or Gnome libraries knowledge, we recommend you to take a look at the previous parts first.
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In this part we'll go deeper into the mechanisms of the `Gtk-rs` crates. If you're not sure about your Rust or Gnome libraries knowledge, we recommend you to take a look at the previous tutorials first.
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