0.5 DAY CONFERENCE

Rust Forum

Tuesday, 24th May, Online Conference

Overview

Discover Rust: one of the world's most versatile and exciting programming languages.



Since its creation in 2006, Rust has enjoyed a rapid growth both in terms of usage and maturity. A mere 7 years on from the language's v1.0, Rust is being used in production by both the world's largest companies and emerging brands in Fin-tech, Machine Learning, Distributed Systems, Cloud Native Infrastructure, Embedded Systems (IOT) and a host of others.

Rust offers memory safety, speed, tooling, concurrent programming, backwards compatibility, and perhaps most importantly, a growing global community of Rustaceans. (For the sixth year in a row Rust ranked as the most loved programming language in Stack Overflow's annual Developer Survey.)

Join us at the Rust Forum for 4 keynotes exploring what's now and what's next in Rust.

Come discover why companies like Meta, Google, Amazon AWS, Huawei, ARM, Dropbox are all using this increasingly popular language in production.


Rust Forum features keynotes from

The Rust Forum will be an online conference.

This event begins at 10:00 UTC
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Ticket holders will also receive exclusive access to recordings of all sessions. These recordings will be available shortly after the event, allowing you to watch the conference at your convenience.


Who should attend?

Software Developers and Engineers
Software Architects
Site Reliability Engineer
Quality Analysts and Testers
Team Leads and Engineering Managers/Directors
CIOs and CTOs

Programme

Day 1: Forum Schedule

LIVE Sessions: All About Rust!

Track Track 1
11:00

Welcome & Opening Remarks

11:05

Rust Async History, Libs, and Patterns

Katharina Fey


patterns libs async software-development rust
11:55

Break

12:00

Experimenting with Faster Elliptic Curves in Rust

Diego F. Aranha


cryptographic-algorithms eliptic-curves cryptography software-development rust
12:50

Break

13:00

Rust's Unique Ownership Concept: Practical Examples and Why It's Important

Cecile Tonglet


software-development rust
13:50

Break

14:00

Rust in 2024

Niko Matsakis


software-development rust
14:50

End of Day

Day 2: Recast

A replay of sessions for our APAC members.

Track Watch the *Live* Replay
00:05

Rust Async History, Libs, and Patterns

Katharina Fey


patterns libs async software-development rust
00:55

Break

01:00

Experimenting with Faster Elliptic Curves in Rust

Diego F. Aranha


cryptographic-algorithms eliptic-curves cryptography software-development rust
01:50

Break

02:00

Rust's Unique Ownership Concept: Practical Examples and Why It's Important

Cecile Tonglet


software-development rust
02:50

Break

03:00

Rust in 2024

Niko Matsakis


software-development rust
03:50

End of Day

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