Rustikon 2025
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Aftermovie | 02m | |
First Rustikon runs in Warsaw as a one-day festival powered by Softwaremill.com with expert talks, lightning demos and community meetups recorded for an… | ||
| Unlocking the full potential of Cargo extensions in Rust development | Wojciech Kargul | 25m |
Cargo is a package manager not a full build system, so large repos hit caching and CI pain and some people use Bazel for faster large builds; specific… | ||
| Lightning talk: Easy cross-compilation with icedragon | Michal Rostecki | 13m |
Claims a zero‑setup container that already bundles many musl static libraries and a cross toolchain so projects with C deps (OpenSSL, SQLite, CMake-using… | ||
| Embrace or ditch the async? | Michał Chodzikiewicz | 23m |
Compares a full microcontroller IoT app written two ways: a spinning vacuum-cleaner head driving a UART, parsing data, opening a TCP socket and streaming a TCP… | ||
| Lightning talk: ArcShift: Going faster than RwLock | Anders Musikka | 11m |
ArcShift is a lock-free replacement for ArcRwLock that adds next/prev/advance links so readers do a relaxed atomic read and follow a chain of immutable values… | ||
| The simplest way to build resilient applications | Francesco Guardiani | 27m |
Restate is a durable execution engine demonstrated with Rust that persists a journal of each function’s executed steps so retries resume exactly where they… | ||
| Using CRDTs Beyond Text Editors | Oliver Wangler | 34m |
Builds a Rust CRDT library with JSON semantics called DSON RS, implements delta (causal) CRDTs instead of just operation logs, and shows they work over… | ||
| Reasoning with Async Rust | Zainab Ali | 26m |
A runnable toy — cracking eggs, frying eggs and bacon — uses async, await, join, select to show concrete interleavings, then adds a shared spoon and pan to… | ||
| Rust Without Tears: A Guide to Avoiding Common Traps | Krzysztof Grajek | 19m |
Rust avoids classical OOP by preferring composition over inheritance, showing a boxed dyn Trait example that uses heap allocation and virtual calls while an… | ||
| Improving Your Rust Life | Andre Bogus | 31m |
Suggests using the beta channel (six-week lead, ~35 point releases so far) to get fixes early without nightly churn; shows Cargo shortcuts (cargo run… | ||
| Profile-Guided Optimization (PGO) in Rust: unknown parts | Aliaksandr Zaitsau | 30m |
PGO in rustc supports instrumentation PGO and sampling/BRS profiles: instrumentation requires an instrumented build and a final build, inflates binaries… | ||
| A better way of doing Async Rust | Piotr Jastrzębski | 18m |
Shows a working HTTP server that fetches posts from JSONPlaceholder, adds a cache, and demonstrates how structured concurrency removes the need for pervasive… | ||
| Strongly Typed Financial Software | Michael Snoyman | 25m |
Builds a spot-swap server with Axum + Tokio server and Leptos client, uses Rust traits, generics, newtype wrappers and macros to enforce money rules, and… | ||
| Let's build our own message streaming platform | Piotr Gankiewicz | 37m |
A practical recipe for building a Kafka-like system: Iggy.rs (Apache incubator) targets 15 GB/s reads and already hits ~5 GB/s sustained, uses… | ||
| Rustikon Conference 2025 | 01m | |
Short, high‑energy closing remarks that offer no technical claims, demos, benchmarks, or tools — mostly gratitude for the community and a nod to 10 years of… | ||
| Rustikon 2025 | 01m | |
Event recap that reports what actually happened: the conference vibe exceeds expectations, applause and music punctuate short remarks, and participants… | ||
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