Rust Developer Meetup: Lightning Talks @ Fiberplane

This meetup is open to any body who has an interest in the Rust programming language. For this meetup we've decided to try something new. We'll be doing lightning talks from a range of presenters and trying to do some Q&As. If you have would like to present a lightning talk or there's a topic you'd like to see covered, please reach out to myself or Tiernan through Meetup.com.

The schedule is as follows:

• 6:30 - Doors open
• 7:00 - Welcome and announcements
• 7:10 - Evan Schwartz/Benno van den Berg: "Are we web yet? Our journey to Axum"
• 7:30 - Q&A
• 7:55 - Tadeusz Łazurski "Using types for modelling business domain: making invalid states unrepresentable"
• 8:15 - Q&A
• 8:25 - Beers and food
• 8:45 - Arend van Beelen, Simon Rasmussen: "Fiberplane Providers: The path to full-stack WASM plugins"
• 9:05 - Q&A
• 9:15 - Hang out and chat
• 10:00 - Doors close

Our event will be hosted by Fiberplane:
Fiberplane is a collaborative notebook platform for distributed teams dealing with increasingly disjointed infrastructure and communication when it comes to monitoring and debugging apps and services. They provide a simple yet powerful collaborative environment to query and better understand infrastructure by pulling in metrics, logs and traces and integrating with observability stack. Fiberplane is purpose-built for teams, enabling them to capture best practices, build actionable documentation and go from incident to resolution faster. Fiberplane have previously pioneered microservices at Wercker, a container-native CI/CD platform for developers. They are a group of developers with developers on their mind and in their heart.

Disclaimer:
The talks will be recorded, and there will be a photographer onsite. Please let us know if you do not want to appear in the photos.