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Jon Gjengset - Towards Impeccable Rust

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Jon Gjengset explores practical techniques, tools, and design patterns to write highly dependable, misuse-resistant, and efficient Rust code.

Rust is increasingly used in high-stakes sectors where errors can have serious consequences. In fields such as healthcare, aerospace, defense, and finance, software must be exceedingly dependable, misuse-resistant, and efficient. However, meeting that standard, even in Rust, is challenging. In this talk, we will explore practical techniques and tools that help us meet that level of quality. Use the links below to access Jon's talk slides: jon.thesquareplanet.com/slides/towards-impeccable-rust/ Or for a pdf - jon.thesquareplanet.com/slides/towards-impeccable-rust/expor…

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What people say. Highly recommended as an excellent presentation on writing high-quality, robust Rust code.

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