Chats with folks who work with and within the Rust programming language.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Category | Technology |
This episode, we're joined by Ernest Kissiedu, who is the community lead of the Rust London user group as well as a co-founder of the DevX Initiative, which empowers current and would-be Rust contributors through research, workshops, and sponsorship.... more
Nick Cameron sat down to chat with us about his Rust journey, including his experiences working as a member of the Rust core team back in the language's pre-1.0 days. He left the core team and open source contributor-ship in 2019 due to his growing f... more
We sat down with Josh Triplett, co-lead of the Rust Language team, to chat about his journey into Rust contributorship and what considerations he makes when iterating on a language as widely-used as Rust. We also discuss Josh's ideal build system, as... more
We chat with Leonora Tindall, one of the co-authors of the 2nd edition of Programming Rust, about her experiences working on the book, the various roles she has worked in using Rust, and about the state of academic computer science education. more
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Each title is a bit misleading I feel and doesn’t give the show credit. Each episode has been a treasure! more
An intereting podcast about Rust, its community and its ecosystem. Keep up the good work !
I’ve enjoyed this podcast a lot. Each guest so far has been engaging and the episodes have been informative. Some programming podcasts can tend to focus on such niche examples or use cases that they are not relevant unless you are interested in a narrow application of the language — so far this podcast is not one of them. I’ve found it helpful to gain a broader grasp of the Rust community.
I’ve really enjoyed the new Rust podcast! Thank you for growing the community and keep it up! Tim’s podcast was a great change of pace. His passion and enthusiasm is infectious. I was smiling the entire time while listening and mowing the lawn! more
Positive, inline with the spirit of rust community, go on :)
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