There are rats in my Cargo!!!

• Tooling

In this introductory talk, we will explore what it means to "Ratatuify" the Rust package manager, Cargo.

If it can compute, it can run Ratatui.

Ratatui has become the foundation of a growing ecosystem of creative terminal tools, proving that the terminal can be a canvas for anything. But it's not just limited to that! It is now even capable of running on your toaster. In this talk we will look at what made this possible and learn how to build embedded Rust applications using Ratatui's rendering abstractions and portability. Join us to explore the full power of Ratatui, of what it can do, from powering developer tools and games to musical instruments and embedded devices! Let's see how far this cheese can stretch! 🧀

Bringing terminal aesthetics to the Web with Rust (and vice versa)

• Web & Wasm

Everyone loves the terminal! It's simple, efficient, and fast — almost everything the web is not. What if I told you it is possible to build terminal-like web applications with Rust and vice versa? Join me in this talk, where we explore the future of the terminal and the web and how the Ratatui ecosystem is bringing these two worlds together. We will take a look at example Rust projects that achieved this, their implementation, and the challenges that we are facing. Get ready to be visually impressed!

Turning Git commits into changelog with Git-Cliff

Are you tired of updating the changelog file for each release of your project? Introducing git-cliff , the command-line tool written in Rust that aims to automate the process of generating your changelog based on conventional commits, saving you time and effort. Let's see how it works!