In person Rust March 2025 at Jit in Tel Aviv

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Title: In person Rust March 2025 at Jit in Tel Aviv
Date: 2025.03.19
Start: 18:00

* Lilos, a small async embedded operating system by Alon Levy
Language: (Hebrew)
Length: 10 min

Demonstration of lilos running on an embedded development board and some example code.
This will be short since I have not used lilos at all, just read about it a lot and am enthusiastic about it. So I'll just show it - it is developed by Cliff Biffle, of Hubris fame (another embedded OS but much more complicated).
lilos
I will explain how async ties in to embedded using Cliff's own words - which you can find here

* Why use Rust? With a focus on Python developers. by Gábor Szabó
Language: (Hebrew)
Length: 10 min

In this presentation I'll outline some of the reasons why you might want to learn Rust and why you might want to use Rust.
I hope it will encourage you to check out the language to see if you might want to start using it in your company.

* Web development with axum by Gábor Szabó
Language: (Hebrew)
Length: 40 min

axum (on GitHub) is one of the most popular web frameworks in Rust built on top of [Tokio.rs](https://tokio.rs/). Recently I decided to give it a try. This is what I've learned so far.

* Introduction to mdbook (if we have time for it) by Gábor Szabó
Language: (Hebrew)
Length: 20 min

mdbook is a tool written in Rust to create books using plain markdown files. There are several Rust books written using it. It can generate HTML pages, pdf files, epub files and probably other formats. In this presentation I'll give a little introduction to how to write and publish a book using mdbook.