The future is memory-safe programming – so what’s stopping the Rust takeover? Our panel discussion will talk about what hurdles exist from company uncertainty to the Rust foundation and what developers can do to push Rust adoption for innovation.
Michał Fita started programming on binaries and moved on to BASIC. Since the beginning of his career, he’s been working with C++ and embedded systems. His Rust career began with the first Oxidize conference in 2019, getting his first opportunity to run Rust on embedded systems. Once discovering the gaps that Rust filled, Michał has written more Rust code into his working life while also pushing for better adoption of Rust in the Linux kernel.
James is an Embedded Systems Engineer at OneVariable UG. He has worked in industries ranging from safety critical avionics to Internet of Things, and today primarily helps companies with development in the Rust programming language, and advising companies on Systems Engineering topics.
Former Rust Core Team member, engineer at Oxide Computer Company
Co-founder and managing director of Ferrous Systems. Rust trainer since 2015.