Rust Meetup Linz - 35th Edition

Hello Rust Community,

🥳 Welcome to the 35th Rust Linz meetup 🥳! A little, virtual get-together right before the holidays!

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📅 Schedule

📣 Welcome and Introduction
Rust Linz Organizers
5:30pm CEST

We will start the night with the usual welcome round and some community news.

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📣 Moving quick with Rust, not an oxymoron (Ivan Cernja)
5:40pm CET

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📣 Nine Rules for Creating Fast, Safe, and Compatible Data Structures in Rust (by Carl Kadie)
Approx. 6:20pm CET

Data structures lie at the heart of robust software. Happily, with its speed and safety, Rust is great for creating new data structures. But where to get started and what to watch out for?

In this talk, we’ll cover nine rules that I learned while creating range-set-blaze, a crate for manipulating sets of “clumpy” integers. The rules include “plagiarize your design and documentation” and “create more Rust iterators than you expect”.

Whether you are an experienced Rustacean looking for a few tips or a beginner wanting to better understand how Rust features work together, this talk is for you!

About Carl

Carl Kadie is Ph.D. in CS and Machine Learning. Retired Microsoft & Microsoft Research. Volunteer, open-source projects related to ML, Genomics, Rust, and Python. https://medium.com/@carlmkadie

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