Hey Rustaceans 👋 Check out Muskan Paliwal's #EuroRust25 talk on when and why to use unsafe Rust code in production systems and what happens after you ship it! She shares battle-tested patterns from systems handling terabytes daily, not academic examples. Also, make sure to

New week, new #EuroRust25 talk out on YouTube 🙌 Check out Terts Diepraam's talk about Roto, a statically-typed scripting language with Rust-inspired syntax that is compiled to machine code using cranelift! Terts introduces the Roto language and tells the story of how it came to

Check out this new talk on YouTube 🙌 At #EuroRust25, Rohit talked about how to build an even more inclusive and welcoming Rust community by analyzing the humans behind the code. Subscribe to the EuroRust YouTube channel now not to miss another talk! 🦀  See the full talk 👉

A new talk is out on YouTube 🙌 At EuroRust, Massimiliano Mantione talked about how embedded Rust and Lego come together to build line following robots. You can even see it in action! Also, make sure to subscribe to the EuroRust YouTube channel in order not to miss any talks 🦀 Check out

Have you ever wondered how Rust really works? Check out Nora‘s talk to find out how the Rust frontend, LLVM, and linker work together to make magic happen! 🦀✨ See the full talk 👉 youtu.be/G1g6Me1FHmE #RustLang #RustConference #EuroRust

In the last few years, Rust has added more and more compile-time capabilities to the language. Check out Tris’s talk for a deep-dive into const, macros, zero-cost abstractions, safety and tricks to offloads computation from runtime to compile time. Also, make sure to subscribe to

A new video is on YouTube now 🙌 Watch kero's talk about how Meilisearch has been using Rust to power fast open-source search! 🦀 See the full talk 👉 youtube.com/watch?v=ULA1S-… #RustLang #RustConference #EuroRust

The first of two Self-Directed Research Podcast live recordings is on YouTube now 🙌 Here, James is leading fasterthanlime (find me elsewhere) through the unsafe inner parts of the ergot messaging library. Between intrusively linked lists, manual vtable impls, and type punning (oh my!), James

The second Self-Directed Research Podcast live recording is out on YouTube 🙌 After two seasons of podcasting together, fasterthanlime (find me elsewhere) has decided to test James's knowledge of obscure compiler optimizations with a quiz where the audience could participate. Between trick

A new talk is out on the EuroRust YouTube channel 🙌 To work with large APIs that architecturally don't map well to Rust, Kiril employs a number of nice patterns that ensure the Rust client code does not get any more complicated than it needs to be! 🦀 Check out the full talk 👉

A new talk is out on YouTube 🙌 Trafficking Free Tomorrow is a nonprofit that supports law enforcement with digital forensics tools to counter human trafficking. In her talk, goingforbrooke 🦀 walks us through how one person can create true impact and bring survivors closer to

A new talk is out 🙌 In this interactive quiz, the audience had to guess which implementations are faster. Using real-world Rust examples, Arthur Pastel and Adrien Cacciaguerra show us how our intuition about what code is “fast” can often mislead us, even when it comes to Rust. Hit pause and

A new talk is out on YouTube 🙌 In this talk, Martin Ombura Jr. 🦀 demystifies Rust’s memory-ordering, revealing how APIs like Relaxed, Acquire, SeqCst, etc. underpin safe, high-performance concurrency in real-world crates. Also, make sure to subscribe to the EuroRust YouTube channel

New EuroRust talk out on YouTube 🙌 Here, Michele walks us through how Rust is reshaping data engineering, with high-performance pipelines built on arrow-rs, datafusion, and delta-rs 🦀 Check out the talk 👉 youtu.be/9zq8JbGo7ow #EuroRust #RustConference #RustLang

A new talk is out on YouTube 🙌 Conrad Irwin dives into why performance matters for all software and introduces Zed's GPUI, a graphics framework that allows building blazing-fast cross-platform applications in Rust that can render a new frame every 8ms. 🦀 Check out the