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Mozilla explains how Rust combines low-level control with memory safety to empower systems programmers.

Mozilla has created six videos to tell the world about the Rust programming language, to celebrate the incredible Rust community, and to demonstrate our investment in Rust and its long-term success. Watch more Rust videos: youtube.com/watch?v=8EPsnf_ZYU0&list=PLo3w8EB99pqJ74XIGe72c9… Read more about Rust: medium.com/mozilla-tech/b75fba746910#.9hi8nlkdv If you haven’t heard of Rust before, it’s a new systems-level programming language that is changing the way we think about programming. What makes Rust stand out from all other languages is its marriage of low-level control with uncompromising safety. And what we’ve discovered from using Rust at scale is that this combination has incredible enabling effects, empowering new programmers to dive down into the lowest levels of programming, and empowering seasoned systems programmers to aim higher.

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What people say. Shared as an example of high-quality marketing for a programming language, prompting discussions on how to market Haskell.

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Do we need more short, quality videos explaining in simple terms why Haskell is cool? Do we need to become better marketers? Check out this video about Rust. Do we need something similar for Haskell? This video with A. Contorer is the closest I've been able to find - and remains to this day my go-to video to introduce people to Haskell. Do we need more of these?