RustLab is the international conference dedicated to the Rust programming language, held in Italy. Founded in 2019, RustLab brings together a vibrant community of Rustaceans from around the world for practical, engaging, and hands-on learning experiences. The event focuses on real-world insights, developer connections, and inspiration, featuring talks, works…
Programmed at RustLab, in alphabetical order.
The companies behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Selected from 47 sessions.
Would you like to program robots? Would you also like to experiment with different robot control algorithms in a flexible and dynamic environment, with quick iteration times, with…
Long before the first MMO-RPGs there were MUDs: Multi-User Dungeons, text-based games people can usually connect to via the simple telnet protocol. In this Workshop we will create…
Our goal is to guide participants from a solid theoretical foundation to more advanced patterns such as Federation and the Strangler Pattern. We will use a Test-Driven Learning ap…
Would you like to program robots? Would you also like to experiment with different robot control algorithms in a flexible and dynamic environment, with quick iteration times, with…
Long before the first MMO-RPGs there were MUDs: Multi-User Dungeons, text-based games people can usually connect to via the simple telnet protocol. In this Workshop we will create…
Our goal is to guide participants from a solid theoretical foundation to more advanced patterns such as Federation and the Strangler Pattern. We will use a Test-Driven Learning ap…
This is a live-coding session in which I explain the main concepts behind AI applications (LLMs, chatbot REPLs, context, RAGs, agents, etc.) and we implement them in Rust using som…
In this workshop, we will build a secure communication protocol from scratch. We are going to move away from messy logic and use the Rust compiler to enforce security rules. Using …
In this workshop, we will build a secure communication protocol from scratch. We are going to move away from messy logic and use the Rust compiler to enforce security rules. Using …
An audience of 34 companies, parsed from the program.
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