Rust promises extreme performance without fear of memory errors. How is this possible? In this talk I will present the basics of how Rust’s concepts of memory ownership and borrowing helps you write safe and effective code in a modern programming language. We will look at how memory is handled on the stack vs. the heap, and there will be live coding with a relatable example domain to make the concepts as clear as possible.
Intended audience
Everyone who thinks Rust is awesome, or over-hyped, or anywhere in between.
Full-stack developer at Bekk, with a love of elegance, efficiency, short feedback loops and liquorice. Was writing TypeScript before it was cool. Codes games for fun, not profit. Also into D&D, archery, photography and other nerdy stuff.