Rustikon 2026
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Channels in Rust: The Art of Concurrency | Gaurav Gahlot | 32m |
Explains how Rust channels actually behave: std gives bounded vs unbounded where an unbounded sender can exhaust memory and bounded blocks the sender after a… | ||
| Beyond println!: Mastering Rust Debugging | Vitaly Bragilevsky | 33m |
Explains how DWARF/PDB maps binaries to source and how LLDB/GDB actually interpret that data, showing 54% use println as the current reality, and demonstrating… | ||
| Lightning talk: Rust in blockchain. How Rust powers Solana | Superteam Poland | 11m |
Rust on Solana is chosen because it eliminates no garbage collector, letting validators meet ~400 ms slot timing where a 10 ms pause costs ~2–2.5% throughput… | ||
| No cars were harmed for this talk: Automotive Rust, amateur style | Frank Lyaruu | 32m |
Shows how a CAN bus is tapped via the OBD‑II port, decoded with an ESP32 TWAI transceiver and logged into SavvyCAN, revealing 1,000 messages per second across… | ||
| Rust metaprogramming - macro_rules! beyond basics | Krzysztof Atłasik | 39m |
Shows concrete macro techniques: explains hygiene rules that prevent local-name collisions but let items leak, demonstrates debugging with log_syntax… | ||
| Getting hired in Rust - Recruiter's perspective | Mateusz Lenart | 13m |
Filtra and JetBrains data show Rust openings rising from ~200 in 2022 to ~1,300 in 2025, driven by index expansion and real growth across defense, aerospace… | ||
| Clean Code for Good Science: Rust in Research and Health | Caroline Morton | 29m |
Science has a reproducibility problem—about 70% of biology papers fail independent reproduction, 60% authors can’t reproduce their own results, and ~74% of… | ||
| Rust performance debugging with TUIs and LLMs | Paweł Urbanek | 24m |
A lightweight instrumentation crate called hotpath.rs crate shows live TUIs, exposes data to LLMs via TUI and MCP integration, and focuses on deterministic A/B… | ||
| Lightning talk: Manual (de)initialization A Rust and C++ | Aleksander Krauze | 11m |
Compares concrete recipes for manual initialization and destruction: Rust uses std::mem::MaybeUninit plus raw pointers and unsafe writes to do in-place init… | ||
| The Unglamorous Side of Rust Web Development | Mateusz Maćkowski, Marek Grzelak | 25m |
Maintainers of the Code Red web framework catalog concrete pain points: async Rust forces learning two styles (async fn vs manual Future), yields useless… | ||
| Building a self-hosted LLM ecosystem in Rust | Mateusz Charytoniuk | 17m |
Paddler is a Rust-built, self-hosted LLM stack that actually runs as a single Rust binary with a distributed control plane and distributed load balancing… | ||
| There are rats in my Cargo!!! | Orhun Parmaksız | 33m |
Claims an interactive Cargo UI is feasible and ships a prototype called cargo tree 2E that replaces the static cargo tree output with an interactive… | ||
| AI Agents in an Iron Cage | Kostiantyn Mysnyk | 25m |
An open-source Rust control plane called IronCage enforces agent guardrails at runtime: a local atomic wallet reserves micro-dollar budgets with… | ||
| Why I Needed Rust: Finally, Infrastructure Automation I can sleep on | Jesús Pérez | 30m |
Claims that modeling infrastructure as types and using the compiler to pre-validate configs cuts wakeups and MTTR from about 30 minutes to ~5 minutes and makes… | ||
| Running 0 times per second for maximum speed | Wojciech Brożek | 07m |
Claims a web UI can be built so its HTML is concatenated entirely at compile time using nightly Rust features and some unsafe code, eliminating per-frame work… | ||
| From Micrograd to coppergrad | Pawel Szulc | 32m |
Recreates Karpathy’s micrograd micrograd in Rust by implementing a scalar automatic differentiation engine and simple optimizer: defines Value nodes with… | ||
| Blazingly Fast or Blazingly Hyped? | Mateusz Maćkowski, Marek Grzelak | 30m |
Compares actual Rust rewrites against battle-tested originals with numbers: ripgrep 10× faster on a cargo tree search, a PNG crate ~2× faster than the C… | ||
| Let's build an async runtime together | Marcin Kulik | 32m |
A small async runtime is built in Rust using only the standard library plus nix, implementing single-threaded with helper threads cooperative scheduling… | ||
| Let's talk about Link-Time Optimization (LTO) | Aliaksandr Zaitsau | 30m |
Practical findings: enabling LTO is one line in Cargo.toml; fat LTO gives noticeably smaller binaries compared to thin LTO but raises build time and memory… | ||
| Are mutexes slow? | Jon Gjengset | 28m |
Empirical test uses a shared counter: a mutex falls from about 300M ops/s on one thread to ~20M ops/s on two threads (≈10x collapse) because cache-coherency… | ||
| Supercharging Axum Development with Claude Code | Krzysztof Grajek | 29m |
Practical recipe for using Claude Code with Axum: use the writing skills plugin to generate and auto‑evaluate repeatable commands that add endpoints, service… | ||
| To impl or not to impl: The State of Existential Types in Rust | Bartłomiej Kuras | 28m |
Traces the concrete differences between argument-position impl Trait (a universal/generic-like, nameable-at-call-time type) and return-position impl Trait (an… | ||
| Lightning talk | Michał Wojtas | 10m |
Superteam Poland helps builders ship Rust on Solana by running workshops in Warsaw and Krakow, monthly challenges on earn.superteam.fun, a talent matcher at… | ||
| Procedural Macros 101 | Ciara R | 24m |
Shows how to view and reason about real expanded Rust code with cargo expand and IDE expansion, then walks through building a proc-macro crate that parses… | ||
| From Pain to Solution: Private Rust Crates with CrabHub | Wojciech Kargul | 26m |
Private registry that uses GitHub for crate blobs and index and plugs into Cargo works: backend stores crates in VCS, honors SemVer, accepts cargo publish, and… | ||
| An Option? Have a slice! | Andre Bogus | 23m |
Adds Option::as_slice and Option::as_mut_slice to libcore (stabilized in 1.75) by trying four implementations and finally landing a compiler intrinsic… | ||
| Rustikon Conference 2026 Aftermovie | 02m | |
Rustikon 2026 in Warsaw showcases a growing Rust community and claims C-level performance from a language with simpler ergonomics, backed by one of the best… | ||
| RUSTIKON CONFERENCE 2026 🦀 | 02m | |
Rustikon 2026 serves as an event announcement for a conference at the Pol Museum in Warso that emphasizes community, networking and an afterparty but contains… | ||
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