21 Jun 2021
Agenda:
Welcome
About the social hour -- yaahc
yaahc will present her plans for a social hour that follows the CTCFT (see below).
Turbowish and Tokio console -- pnkfelix and Eliza (hawkw)
Rust programs are known for being performant and correct -- but what about when that's not true? Unfortunately, the state of the art for Rust tooling today can often be a bit difficult. This is particularly true for Async Rust, where users need insights into the state of the async runtime so that they can resolve deadlocks and tune performance. This talk discuss what top-notch debugging and tooling for Rust might look like. One particularly exciting project in this area is tokio-console, which lets users visualize the state of projects build on the tokio library.
Rust Design Principles -- nikomatsakis
As Rust grows, we need to ensure that it retains a coherent design. Establishing a set of "design principles" is one mechanism for doing that. Each principle captures a goal that Rust aims to achieve, such as ensuring correctness, or efficiency. The principles give us a shared vocabulary to use when discussing designs, and they are ordered so as to give guidance in resolving tradeoffs. This talk will walk through a draft set of guiding principles for Rust that nikomatsakis has been working on, along with examples of how they those principles are enacted through Rust's language, library, and tooling.
Welcome
About the social hour -- yaahc
yaahc will present her plans for a social hour that follows the CTCFT (see below).
Turbowish and Tokio console -- pnkfelix and Eliza (hawkw)
Rust programs are known for being performant and correct -- but what about when that's not true? Unfortunately, the state of the art for Rust tooling today can often be a bit difficult. This is particularly true for Async Rust, where users need insights into the state of the async runtime so that they can resolve deadlocks and tune performance. This talk discuss what top-notch debugging and tooling for Rust might look like. One particularly exciting project in this area is tokio-console, which lets users visualize the state of projects build on the tokio library.
Rust Design Principles -- nikomatsakis
As Rust grows, we need to ensure that it retains a coherent design. Establishing a set of "design principles" is one mechanism for doing that. Each principle captures a goal that Rust aims to achieve, such as ensuring correctness, or efficiency. The principles give us a shared vocabulary to use when discussing designs, and they are ordered so as to give guidance in resolving tradeoffs. This talk will walk through a draft set of guiding principles for Rust that nikomatsakis has been working on, along with examples of how they those principles are enacted through Rust's language, library, and tooling.
- 10 participants
- 60 minutes
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- 10 participants
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