Panel: Inside Rust

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Discussion maps how the Rust project actually operates: concrete numbers like 1,155 new contributors and 60% recurring contributors, the working-group->team path that creates focused subteams (working groups → teams), and the tooling gaps such as slow review times and a missing automation layer (triage bot and tooling gap). Expected near-term outcomes include the 2024 edition, language features like async/impl-trait/type-alias impl-trait, and more deliberate project management and embedded use-case work.

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1. 0:00Introductions and panel
2. 2:09Defining the Rust project
3. 6:16Panelists' origin stories
4. 10:42How to get involved
5. 19:35Project scaling challenges
6. 24:23Inter-team coordination
7. 29:21Future goals and outlook
8. 36:13Personal passion projects

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