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Published: Dec. 10, 2023, 11:29 p.m.

In this episode, we explore the newest Rust features in 2023, practical use cases, advanced topics, and much more with our community friends.

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Guests

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• M'bark Erras

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• Ismail Ait Bella

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• Abderrahim Soubai Idrissi

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• Mehdi Cheracher

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Notes

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0:00:00\xa0- Introduction and welcoming

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0:04:15\xa0- What is Rust?

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0:09:15\xa0- Why Rust? And why is it the most admired language among developers?

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0:20:09\xa0- Advocating Rust over C/C++ pain

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0:23:52\xa0- Is C/C++ necessary for learning Rust?

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0:28:55\xa0- Programming in Rust: the good, the bad

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0:41:41\xa0- Rust traits

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0:47:21\xa0- Threads in Rust

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0:50:55\xa0- How the Rust compiler works

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0:58:11\xa0- Cargo

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1:07:00\xa0- Procedural macros

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1:13:36\xa0- Rust vs Golang binaries

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1:20:40\xa0- Where Rust shines

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1:29:46\xa0- Is Rust suitable for web development

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1:40:22\xa0- Building games with Rust

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1:46:02\xa0- Rust and blockchain

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1:51:10\xa0- Rewriting things in Rust

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2:00:04\xa0- why is Rust frequently compared with Go

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2:01:17\xa0- Future of Rust

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2:18:43\xa0- Geeksblabla Picks

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2:24:44\xa0- Conclusion and goodbye

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Links

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• Rust Atomics and Locks

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• The Rustonomicon

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• Rust Compiler Development Guide

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• Rust for Rustaceans

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Prepared and Presented by

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• Adnan M'RAKCHI
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