What weβre about
Rust is growing, increasingly powered by its many and varied application areas. This group is about catering to the interests of people who just want to apply it, as well as those who want to learn more about the core language itself.
For a taste of what to expect, see some of our past talks (YouTube / main website), but also see areas we'll hope to cover, like Gaming / Web / ML/AI / Data / Guis.
We believe the Rust language and community can benefit anyone regardless of their level of ability or prior experience. "Rust and Friends" is a local / online Meetup intended to help us achieve that goal. We also have a #rust channel on the Scottish Technology Club Discord server.
For all meetings and interactions we follow Rust Lang Code of Conduct.
Upcoming events (3)
See all- Rust and Friends (evening pub)56 North, Edinburgh
It's August in Edinburgh. It's busy π. It's sweltering π¦. But still: there is always space for Rust π¦!
As is now usual, we have a couple of events in the same week to cater to different preferences:
- π» An evening pub event on Thu 28th (this event)
- βοΈ A daytime coffee event on Fri 29th (see other Meetup Event)
Please feel free to come to both π
- Rust and Friends (daytime coffee)Machina Coffee, Marchmont, Edinburgh
It's August in Edinburgh. It's busy π. It's sweltering π¦. But still: there is always space for Rust π¦!
As is now usual, we have a couple of events in the same week to cater to different preferences:
- π» An evening pub event on Thu 28th (see other Meetup Event)
- βοΈ A daytime coffee event on Fri 29th (this event)
Please feel free to come to both π
- Want a Squeezable / Modern / Helpful / Wide Language? Choose FourComputershare Ltd, Edinburgh
PLEASE REGISTER ON EventBrite .
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Want a Squeezable / Modern / Helpful / Wide Language? Choose FourRust, a language born in 2006, may now be in your kettle, your browser, and your AI.
Somehow it's managed to do this whilst still being the "most admired" programming language.
Come along to find out what "Squeezable / Modern / Helpful / Wide" mean in practice, and why, in Rust, you can do hard things and still have a good time (eventually).
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This is an event you can think of as being co-run with British Computer Society.Also, whilst it is me (Mike Moran) presenting this, I very much want to represent needs/experience/interests of the community so: I am very open for any points you want me to include! Let's chat over π»/ βοΈ π
