u/crabbytagin r/rust • Recommends
On “Help me make a case for Rust.”
Jeremy Fitzhardinghe gave a great talk about bringing Rust home to meet the parents. I’d suggest you watch it and see if any of it makes sense for your use case.
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RustConf 2019 - Bringing Rust Home to Meet the Parents by Jeremy Fitzhardinge
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Jeremy Fitzhardinge shares his journey of introducing and integrating Rust into Facebook's large existing software ecosystem.
RustConf 2019 - Bringing Rust Home to Meet the Parents by Jeremy Fitzhardinge How can you bring your love for Rust to your organization, and how can you set it up for success? Facebook has a ton of code written in a lot of languages. Is there room for Rust? Yes! This talk covers my journey of discovery integrating Rust into a large existing software ecosystem while trying to preserve all of Rust’s nice properties. Writing, building, testing, third-party code, foreign bindings, debugging, deployment, monitoring all need to be re-examined in the light of this new environment. How did we go from nothing to a core production service in Rust? No two orgs are alike - you’ll walk away with a practical set of questions you’ll need to consider for your org (and maybe some answers).Why it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended for engineers looking to evangelize and adopt Rust within large, established organizations.
u/sleepyhackerimmunant · c2rustin r/rust • Recommends
On “Need help with introducing Rust at my work place”
Not directly relevant to your training session, but I found this talk by Jeremy Fitzhardinge on introducing and evangelizing Rust inside Facebook to be super interesting: link to this video