Rust 101

E. Dunham
Rust is a systems programming language that runs blazingly fast, prevents
segfaults, and guarantees thread safety. If you ask users "what's the catch",
they'll tell you about the challenging learning curve that this powerful new
tool requires.

Presented by a Mozilla Research team member who works with the Rust language
and with Servo (a browser engine written in Rust), this tutorial assumes
familiarity with basic programming concepts (loops, conditionals, functions)
but will require no prior experience with strongly typed languages, Rust, or
systems programming. You'll learn the key concepts necessary for successful
Rust programming, as well as how to continue exploring the language after LCA.

[emilyshannonklein]

Perfect talk for a technical audience.

[letMeSayThatInIrish]

Good talk and several surprisingly good questions from the audience.

[avimehenwal]

OMG! such an excellent explaination XD I found it so interesting that I watched the entire talk even though I am not a programmer XD

[NishkarRamautar]

Really really good talk. Thank you so much.

[chrisfreakinp]

I'm a bit late to the party, but thank you for this presentation. It was very helpful and informative!

[ariogoke]

Can you please provide close caption for your tutorial? Thank you.

[XoroksComment]

She's funny :D Nice presentation :)

[didoma]

Emily only has 100 minutes so she's not messing around!

[AdamSchelenbergCom]

4:52 Tho shall be constructive, tho shall not be a jerk. (I think I have mistakes).

[Xxx_EvilSmurf_xxX]

I've never learned a programming language before, aside from HTML, is rust easy to learn?

[gwho]

just listening to her voice annoys me for some reason.