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- Presented by Katharina Fey, software engineer at Ferrous Systems
- May be out of date. The tools, versions or practices it shows have likely moved on.
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Programming languagesDistributed systemsRustConcurrency and parallelismNetworking and protocols
Katharina Fey reviews the history, syntax, and ecosystem of asynchronous programming in Rust, highlighting the efforts of the networking working group.
Katharina lives in Berlin and works as a software engineer at Ferrous Systems. She’s been writing Rust actively since 2017, is author of many crates and is an active community member. Currently she’s part of the CLI working group, the community team, and generally interested in making developer experiences in Rust more ergonomic. Async network programming has become a big deal in the modern day and age. The Rust community is no exception. Especially considering the rising popularity of the language for network and distributed systems development, having a solid async story is important. This was the goal of the networking WG for Rust 2018. And while not all goals were met for the end of the year release, there have been significant changes and movement in both the core syntax and the ecosystem around it. In this talk, we will examine both development that has already happened as well as things still on the roadmap.Why it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended for learning the history of async Rust and finding practical code examples for asynchronous input handling.
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