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Opening Keynote - How Rust Makes Oxide Possible

Oxidize Conference
Oxidize 50:18 13256 views

As #rust gets more and more production usage, many of the examples people talk about are fairly high level: things like web applications. While that’s great, isn’t this supposed to be a “systems” programming language? What about more traditionally low level tasks, like firmware, operating systems, and microcontrollers? @oxidecomputercompany is building a new kind of server hardware, and is using Rust to do it. From the root of trust, to the #firmware, to the “totally not a BMC,” up through the

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jj: Simpler and More Powerful Than Git

TokioConf
10:53 2355 views

Developers spend a lot of time using version control systems to manage their codebases. git is used by over 90% of open source codebases for this task. But that doesn't mean git is perfect. In this talk, Steve will show off jj, a git-compatible version control system that takes lessons learned from both git and mercurial and puts them into an easy to use package. Video Production by Confreaks Follow Confreaks 👇 https://confreaks.com https://confreaks.bsky.social https://x.com/confreaks

Panel discussion - What has to change to increase Rust adoption in industrial companies

Oxidize Conference
Oxidize 45:57 664 views

The future is memory-safe programming – so what’s stopping the Rust takeover? Our panel featuring Michał Fita, James Munns ( OneVariable UG), Steve Klabnik (@oxidecomputercompany3992) and moderated by Florian Gilcher (@FerrousSystemsGmbH) talk about company uncertainty to the Rust Foundation and what developers can do to push Rust adoption for innovation. #RustLang #RustFoundation #rustacean #Technology #programming #programminglanguage #whyrust