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Choosing Rust
Choosing Rust - Clint Frederickson.
We will explore high-level concepts that make Rust an appealing language for an increasing set of domains. Attendees will be introduced to some of the differ…
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AstonJ
This is a good talk and is making me want to learn Rust
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