Techceleration's! Let's Talk Tech! Rust | BreakTheCode Contest - 14th Edition

Announcing Techceleration's! Let's Talk Tech! Rust | BreakTheCode Contest - 14th Edition

Date & Time: 19th Oct, Wednesday, 5.00 PM

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Session 1: Concurrency in Rust

Concurrency is the ability to perform multiple computations simultaneously and potentially interact with each other. In Rust, handling concurrent programming safely & efficiently is one of the major goals. In this talk, we’ll discuss it.

Speaker: Mohit Agnihotri https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohitagnihotri5 A software developer with around 6 years of IT experience. Passionate about IoT and distributed systems. Founded a hardware start-up after graduation.

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Session 2: BreakTheCode Contest

To participate in Techceleration's BreakTheCode contest click here
https://forms.office.com/r/1Zw8SZQgDX

Once you fill out the form we would send out the coding challenge to your email address. The solution should be in Rust. The final date for submission is 17th October, 5.00 PM IST. Make sure you had committed the solution to your GitHub repo. The GitHub repo name should be Techceleration-BreakTheCode, please make sure to add a readme file to it. Kindly send us the GitHub repo link as a reply to our mail on or before 17th October, 5.00 PM.
Exciting Prizes await the winners of BreakTheCode Contest. So don't miss it!

Session 3: "Rustic Rust'' a talk by Eric McBride

Eric is a Software Engineer on the Toyota Connected Labs Core Team. I have been writing Rust professionally since 2019 and have written Rust since 2017. I have successfully integrated Rust into Toyota Connected, and pitched the idea to join the Rust Foundation. Day to day work life is integrating our C Vendor Code, into safe Rust FFI API’s, and building out the platform for the team. In my spare time, I like working on my land, playing with my four dogs (A Newfoundland, Corgi/Heeler mix, Chihuahua, and a Great Pyrenees), spending time with my Daughter and Wife, and learning functional programming languages (Been stuck on Haskell for a while now)

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Webinar Registration Link to join the event live on Oct 19th :
https://teams.microsoft.com/registration/SXm1zyx6lk-3-AU4KlAtrQ,rwOrsPMVj0uv4jzSqnx_5g,YAb9Hi9gE0uF5uQZVME4eA,WhxfjZFU_UCKix0NS1HFbw,SiDWeWmUDkWDpoB1toK06Q,Ao6pOPBFU0qpnmYl1M3P_Q?mode=read&tenantId=cfb57949-7a2c-4f96-b7f8-05382a502dad

*Order of topic might change