The History of Rust

[@rockNbrain]

Bro, I've just started a rust course today (nov 2024) and already found this treasure talk hidden in TH-cam... great talk, we need this dude back for an updated version of this talk

[@sunimod1895]

I would love to see something like this but for the past 7 years (here in 2023)

[@mykhailohnap]

agree

Here I am, five years after, learning about the Rust history!

[@domaincontroller]

07:51 personal years, technology from the past come to save future from itself 11:48 semantics, syntax last concern, haskell 13:14 memory safety 14:36 multi-paradigm 16:20 firefox, 4,5 millions C++ code

[@avimehenwal]

Programming Angels of of our age. Your passion for ART reflects in your sspeech, thankyou so much for contributing to the growth of software and humanity in general.

[@DD-bt6nu]

github.com/steveklabnik/history-of-rust slide is here if you are looking for something to read. :>

[@anonymousfigure37]

There seems to be an error @ 40:50, `numbers[i]` should just be `i`. Great stuff though :)

[@philistineau]

Rust starting to really gain traction. Here 6 years later.

[@042611441]

2024!

[@climbing-this-wall]

+1

[@sznio]

the autogenerated captions are better than the manually written ones.

[@JohnWDisco]

I need to check out Rust. Been using c/cpp for years, this sounds like I need to check out rust...

[@mybigbeak]

That said, the talk is really cool, and I def learned some cool stuff

[@alexxnica]

Great talk! Thank you!

[@Benmoshe0]

Thanks Zlatan ! :) very interesting

[@codeandfood]

7 years later I’m watching this on Friday night 🦀

[@DerAlfredman]

No raid, thats boring

[@gamerclubv3533]

hahahahaha

[@raidensama1511]

Hello from 12/2022

[@tiutech3994]

bro missed the step at the start

[@mybigbeak]

Hard to listen to: epoch != epic