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nice!!!

Big fan of Embassy! Thanks for your contribution to the embedded Rust community ❤

The theme was used a lot when Java came out. I wrote a small pure Java app. I wrote it on Linux. The .jar file ran exactly the same on Windows and the IBM mainframe at work.

what is this creature

I love the idea, I hate the name.

Great project, thank you. Looking forward for open sourcing it.

This is the talk he's referring to at RustLab th-cam.com/video/mmW_RbTyj8c/w-d-xo.html

strip down windows-rs to 1MB is really cool!

Amazing! I was hesitant to buy a Pinetime, and this might be what makes me get it X)

Awesome, I wish you would hold more talks.

What is the related research regarding the last question about calling from C to Rust?

Love embassy makes embedded fun

This is going to sound weird, but this whole talk reminds me of the book There Is No Antimemetics Division. The idea of keeping a log of everything that didn't work until someone finds what does work, and drawing connections between seemingly unrelated events until you can see the shape of the real problem. Luckily, we don't have to deal with anomalies erasing memories while we do that, so maybe it will be easier than in the book.

Very cool! I don't know if I could edit Rust without rust-analyzer though...

One advantage I see with teaching rust as one of the first programming language people learn is will save them from forming many of the bad habits that many other languages allow which leads to the bugs we often see by both new and experienced programmers.

He's really Donald Knuth-ing it.

Great talk, great project!

How many UI frameworks has Raph now started? :^) Are they connected to each other somehow? Or are we(Rust community) still searching for the best way to do non-OO UI in Rust?

Big effort on this! Unfortunately for those who ship on fleets of raspberry pis its too unstable: we recently switched back to openssl because aws-lc simply discards the platform we build for

Is it possible to borrow some solution from other text editors written in C++ or Java?

Please do not use WebKit on Linux. I don’t know if it does but that’s one huge drawback of Tauri framework. I feel like a cave man using WebKit.

I would like to suggest to make the screen full screen and put your logo on top, I can't read a single line of code this way.

FYI, June was supposed to be a new programming language but lost funding and its repo is now set to read-only.

Is there source code for this somewhere?

Brilliant!!!

super cool!

Amazing presentation! Thanks, James Munns.

Has this been reuploaded?

Why are you not just do a compiler of Coq to Rust ? You are pretty much already doing it by implement a macro to write inference rule. To have to learn this DSL to describe Inference rule doesn't seem optimal at all... Even if I understand the goal to have a crate in Rus to do it.

I was fortunate enough to attend this live. Absolutely brilliant speaker! I hope to see him again next year

Was this not published a long time ago already ?

amazing work

43:09 we need this

Thanks for your invaluable work, bro

He loves dancing

why so Nervious 🤣

Amazing

19:57 Sophia Turner - The secret project 49:09 Kevin Boss - Robius: Immersive and seamless multi-platform app development in Rust 2:07:35 Folkert de Vries - Compression carcinized: implementing zlib in Rust 2:44:10 Jonas Kruckenberg - K23: A secure research OS running WASM 4:45:30 Dario Nieuwenhuis - Async Rust in embedded systems with Embassy 5:22:05 Raph Levien - Xilem: let's build high performance Rust UI 6:37:58 Ulf Lilleengen - Rust poisoning my wrist for fun 6:57:40 Niko Matsakis - Type theory for busy engineers

Rust still needs time to find its way in UI development. Unfortunately none of the projects seem to be good enough for something more than a few buttons and input fields. I think, though, the process is natural for Rust. We'll get there and this work is fundamental to understanding what works and what doesn't. We have to try 99 times in order to get that 1 time right. We're still below 50 tries so quite a long way to go. Congratulations to RustNL for bringing this content to everyone!

2:44:00 2:54:33

Everything looks good expect the HTML CSS adoption :). Prefer the way Flutter and Compose UI does layout and rendering.

Where can I read more about the Secure Internet Initiative?

5:21:48 Raph Levien on Xilem

I want to ask Eddie to build me something I think he'd find it quite the challenge

15:03 Welcome 16:20 Applaud to all staff. (Thank you) 16:45 Thank you to sponsor (Thank you) 17:15 Code of conduct reminding 18:13 Thank you to each sponsor (Thank you) 19:13 Rik Arends - VIsual appliaction design for Rust 1:05:10 Michael Melchiore - (Th)Rust in Space: Initial Momentum 2:22:12 Alice Ryhl - Arc in the Linux Kernel 2:55:55 Mara Bos - Making Connections 4:32:27 Joe Birr-Pixton - Replacing OpenSSL, one stop at a time 5:07:07 Leon Schuerman - Fortifying Rust's FFI with Encapsulated Functions 6:21:56 Henk Oordt - Oxidizing Education 6:45:18 James Munns - Postcards: an unreasonably effective tool for machine to machine communication

Write once, Run Everywhere? Where have I heard that before 😄

Hi there. For vello project, please dont make calculations for out of scene materials. Just let work physics you know.

the recent updates made the code even simpler than what is presented. Pretty impressive library so far

Notice that the Range that you get from the OctetRef (without the GAT) trait has a lifetime EQUAL to that of Self; you CANNOT borrow that Range for a shorter lifetime because that lifetime is determined by the CALLEE, i.e. the impl of OctetRef::range(). On the other hand, the lifetime of the Range that you get from the Octet trait (WITH the GAT) can be made shorter than that of Self, because it is determined by the CALLER of <T as Octet>::range<'a>().

What I actually like about Flutter is that I don't have to worry about a million ways to incorporate 30+ years worth of CSS legacy just to center a popup on screen. Unfortunately, this kills Dioxus for me as a Desktop framework, but I do still think it has a place as a fullstack web thing. Just not a fan of WebViews in native apps, sorry.