PickVidsRust: A Language for the Next 40 Years - Carol Nichols
Why it was recommended
here's a talk[0] where they aim to be relevant for the next 40 years
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What it covers
Carol Nichols' Philly ETE 2019 talk on what makes Rust unique. It covers memory safety, how editions let the language evolve without breaking code, and who relies on Rust in production. It is for someone meeting the subject for the first time.
Video details
- Channel
- ChariotSolutions
- Length
- 55 min 8 sec
- Year
- 2019
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