Rusty Spike Podcast – News on all things Rust

We chat about Rust 1.27.2, Ready at Dawn, improved error messages, testing out the new module system, and cranelift.

We chat about clippy, rav1e, Zcash, RustConf sponsors, NGINX, Rust 1.27.1, music festivals, actix-web, and crate auditing.

We chat about Rust 1.27, new books, Microsoft, Eclipse, converting C to Rust, the Rust 2018 preview, the Rust 2018 roadmap, and RFCs.

We chat about DivANS, IDE support, Aaron’s continued series, async/await, non-lexical lifetimes, and Rust Reach.

We chat about crossbeam channels, actix benchmarks (and how to use it), qt, servo, gfx-portability, debian, OS development, LibOS, and a new book.

We chat about the 1.26.2 release, the arch (video and site), compiler speed-ups, crates.rs, and more thoughts on the Rust design process.

We chat about the 1.26.1 release, RustFest videos, Rust reach, RustRush 2018, and a bit of behind the scenes look at running Rust.

We chat about compile times, Aaron’s new quest, books, logic programming, JetBrains, and RustConf.

We chat about Square, Amazon, the 1.26 release, Cloudflare, Rust’s birthday, and three-fold improvements.

We chat about Figma, Sentry, Polysync, Nokia, Maryland, regex, compilers, and the borrow checker.

We chat about game development, GNOME, Facebook, and match-making.

We chat about wasm-pack, SIMD, IntelliJ, VSCode, cargo src, hackfests, rustfmt, and redox.

We chat about Rust Reach, the Rust all hands, webassembly.studio, more wasm tools, async/await, and gstreamer.

We chat about Latin America, async/await, electron, and behind the scenes on Rust 2018.

We chat about Ember, the roadmap, Redmonk, IDEs, and MIRI.

We chat about Rust 1.24.1, the 2018 roadmap, compile times, SIMD, and Pathfinder.

We chat about SIMD, WebAssembly for performance, the embedded working group, the Rust+WebAssembly working group, and the return of the Servo newsletter.

We chat about Rust 1.24, Rayon, Facebook, Fedora, Snips, and benchmarks.

We chat about new teams, being humble, SIMD, being special, quicktype, and deps.rs. “A Memory Away” by Tanner Helland is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be obtained here.

We chat about reddit, a whitepaper, an academic paper, FOSDEM (and the lines), and AV1.

We chat about awards, 2018 roadmap RFC, 2018 conferences, and KubOS.

We chat about Parcel, Mozilla, Lyon, a Redox interview and hackfest, Mercurial, and HackerRank.

We chat about Atom, Programming Rust, more books, Rust governance, http2 support, #rust2018 and more.

We chat about #rust2018 blogging, Rust 1.23, Rust 1.24, Diesel 1.0, cargo-bloat, Programming Rust O’Reilly book, mrustc, May, the final impl period, and the Rust year in review.

We chat about debugging WASM->Rust, more Google tools, stdweb, NLL, and tokio.

We chat about Visual Studio support for Rust using the preview Visual Studio, ProPublica’s ad tool, and Mozilla’s growing support.

We chat about Fedora, Conduit, a wasm game, the playground, Criterion.rs, diesel, Mercurial, Android, and iOS.

We chat about Rust 1.22, RISC-V, impl newsletter #4, more WASM work (1, 2, 3, 4), Fennec and Stylo, and Bobby Holley’s Stylo writeup.

We chat about impl trait, Rust/GNOME hackfest (1, 2, 3), memory layouts, Visual Studio, failure, suricata, wasm, and some feel-good news.

We talk about Firefox Quantum, Lin’s Quantum post, fearless concurrency, incremental typecheck, better wasm support, and Cargo on redox.

We chat about Stanford using Rust, the Rust AMA, RLS release dates, crates.io growth, and Servo audio.

We talk about Cisco using Rust, StackOverflow’s survey, alternative registries, more NLL news, fun facts about Rust, and SpiderMonkey and Rust.

We chat about a new game written in Rust, improvements to WASM support, a Just In Time compiler in Rust, and Gstreamer support in Servo.

We talk about the Rust 1.21 release, popularity of the O’Reilly Rust book, GitHub Octoverse, module counts, and Servo adding JetStream.

We talk about Red Hat supporting Rust, red/green incremental build, thinLTO, and Lin Clark’s WebRender code cartoon.

Our first episode!  We talk about some of the cool things that happened in the last couple weeks in Rust and Servo. Show notes: Impl period announcement Aaron Turon’s writeup about the first week of the impl period Energy Efficiency Across Programming Languages Discover the World of Microcontrollers Through Rust Firefox 56 beta libservo pre-alpha … Continue reading Episode 1 – Sept 27, 2017 →