Rust Programming Language / Rust Hungary Meetup

00:00 Introduction
02:15 Balázs Söptei: Async programming in Rust & the Actix framework
- Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/15C3SiahvPhGxOMSn2v90jeHylqlcPk1n5PNtYuh27vU/view

Meetups are streamed live on https://meetup.rustl-lang.hu

Stefan talks about his One Factor Authentication (1FA) Proof of Concept (PoC).

Building a new Login System that uses one security factor less than what most of the big tech sites are trying to force on you?
Why would anyone want a new system that is less secure?

To answer these questions we have to look at where we get our security and talk about operational and long-term security and safety.

About Stefan:
Stefan started with Rust in 2015, has multiple Rust services in production, gives talks and workshops, maintains a couple of crates and currently works on his Computer Science Master.
https://estada.ch/

Meetup link:
https://rust-lang.hu/

Chat link:
https://matrix.to/#/#hungary:rustch.at?via=rustch.at

What if we take Rust, compile it to WebAssembly and it becomes the application language of the web? WebAssembly as a target for the web opens up new possibilities and Rust is one of the first languages with full support for it. Together with Jan-Erik Rediger we will get a chance to catch a glimpse of all these possibilities.

Slides: https://fnordig.de/talks/2017/rust-hungary/

[Rust Hungary Meetup #3, 2017-11-23, Mozilla Hungary Community Space, Budapest]
http://rust-lang.hu/posts/2017-11-22/meetup-03-rust-hungary.en.html
https://www.meetup.com/Rust-Hungary-Meetup/events/244411460/

Fast and Safe native modules in a node.js application? Péter Czibik will show us how to achieve both with Rust and hand-rolled native node.js extensions, or by using the Rust NEON wrapper library.

Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1QWJ_4H3NqOm9z6198X1Cy5I9lKbpndEtSIpxs_jPdAo/

[Rust Hungary Meetup #3, 2017-11-23, Mozilla Hungary Community Space, Budapest]
http://rust-lang.hu/posts/2017-11-22/meetup-03-rust-hungary.en.html
https://www.meetup.com/Rust-Hungary-Meetup/events/244411460/

Valentin Gosu will show us how it all started, how the first bits of Rust landed in Firefox and the monumental work that led up to Rust components shipping in the live production version of the newest Firefox for anyone out there to see.

Slides: https://slides.com/valentingosu/oxidation-budapest-2017

[Rust Hungary Meetup #3, 2017-11-23, Mozilla Hungary Community Space, Budapest]
http://rust-lang.hu/posts/2017-11-22/meetup-03-rust-hungary.en.html
https://www.meetup.com/Rust-Hungary-Meetup/events/244411460/

Servo is a brand new browser engine written in Rust from the ground-up - its mindbending speed and stability has bee leaving in awe whoever so far came across it. Servo is not just for enthusiasts, though - as it moves, piece by piece into Firefox (https://hacks.mozilla.org/2017/08/inside-a-super-fast-css-engine-quantum-css-aka-stylo/) soon its technologies will be powering 200 million browsers around the whole world. The team of University of Szeged DSE has been working on Servo for the past year, under a Mozilla Research Grant, and will present (and demo) the WebBluetooth implementation (https://szeged.github.io/servo/) cooked up by their team for Servo.

Presented by: Attila Dusnoki (@dati91) & University of Szeged DSE, Szeged, Hungary

Slides:

[Rust Hungary Meetup #2 - Mozilla Developer Roadshow Budapest, 2017-10-24, Mozilla Hungary Community Space, Budapest]
https://www.meetup.com/Rust-Hungary-Meetup/events/244086300/

Firefox Quantum (https://hacks.mozilla.org/2017/09/firefox-quantum-developer-edition-fastest-firefox-ever/) is the codename of the upcoming version of Mozilla's Firefox browser. The upgrades and improvements of the new release are just too many to recount here but it's safe to say that Firefox Quantum will be slimmer, faster, safer and more beautiful than any of the Firefoxes ever before — in no small part thanks to Rust and Servo, as some of Servo's rust components like Style (Quantum Style) are already landing in Firefox Quantum for all 200 million firefox users worldwide to see and feel. That is, though, kind of old news for Nical who is one of the graphics engineers working on the upcoming WebRender (Quantum Render) integration in Firefox which is bound to revolutionize web browser page rendering as we today know it (https://hacks.mozilla.org/2017/10/the-whole-web-at-maximum-fps-how-webrender-gets-rid-of-jank/).

Presented by: Nicolas Silva (@nicalsilva)
Graphics software engineer at Mozilla, Paris

Slides:

[Rust Hungary Meetup #2 - Mozilla Developer Roadshow Budapest, 2017-10-24, Mozilla Hungary Community Space, Budapest]
https://www.meetup.com/Rust-Hungary-Meetup/events/244086300/

The world is imperfect and not every program is written in Rust yet, and while we're rewriting everything, we need to deal with this fact somehow. That's where the Foreign Function Interface (or FFI for short) comes into play: it allows programs written in other languages to talk to Rust. It might seem straightforward at first, but the FFI has many non-obvious parts and open questions: how do you deal with ownership and borrowing and how do you use drop flags to deallocate memory and free resources? How do you pass vectors and slices to external functions and back? What is the proper way to work with strings and why do we need CStr and CString? There's no single proper way to solve these problems, but we'll try to find answers in this talk, learning from the hands-on experience.
Presented by: Nikita Baksalyar (@nbaksalyar)
Web developer & Rust engineer at MaidSafe, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia

Slides:

[Rust Hungary Meetup #2 - Mozilla Developer Roadshow Budapest, 2017-10-24, Mozilla Hungary Community Space, Budapest]
https://www.meetup.com/Rust-Hungary-Meetup/events/244086300/

Rust is not a hype, it is a much-needed solution. Rust is a new systems programming language, currently finding its way into the software industry. It's hard to not see it in tech news today. But why the high interest? This talk will guide you through why investing effort into Rust will help you and your organisation in many ways?

Presented by: Florian Gilcher (@argorak)
Ruby/Rust developer, Rust Core/Community team, RustFest Main Organizer, Rust Community Europe board member | Asquera, Berlin

Servo is a brand new browser engine written in Rust from the ground-up - its mindbending speed and stability has bee leaving in awe whoever so far came across it. Servo is not just for enthusiasts, though - as it moves, piece by piece into Firefox (https://hacks.mozilla.org/2017/08/inside-a-super-fast-css-engine-quantum-css-aka-stylo/) soon its technologies will be powering 200 million browsers around the whole world. The team of University of Szeged DSE has been working on Servo for the past year, under a Mozilla Research Grant, and will present (and demo) the WebBluetooth implementation (https://szeged.github.io/servo/) cooked up by their team for Servo.

Presented by: Gábor Lóki (@gabor_loki) & USzeged DSE
University of Szeged DSE, Szeged, Hungary

Slides:

[Rust Hungary Meetup #1, 2017-09-23, Mozilla Hungary Community Space, Budapest]
https://www.meetup.com/Rust-Hungary-Meetup/events/242955063/

WebAssembly is currently being actively developed on all sides - by browser vendors, language implementors, game engines developers and many others. What is it and why is it important? How can we use it to speed up our apps without going into scary lands of unsafe native languages? Let's take a deep breath and try to figure these things out together.

Presented by: Ingvar Stepanyan (@rreverser) — Rust + WebAssembly = ❤️
JS/D2D Developer, Rust/WebAssembly enthusiast, RustFest Kyiv Speaker | Cloudflare, London

Slides:

[Rust Hungary Meetup #1, 2017-09-23, Mozilla Hungary Community Space, Budapest]
https://www.meetup.com/Rust-Hungary-Meetup/events/242955063/