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RustBridge RF Barcelona Postmortem

What went well?

  • Rustlings is still genuinely helpful, even with the 2-day structure
    • Putting it in the middle allowed people to challenge their current understanding

What could have gone better?

  • The two day structure was generally not a great idea for retaining the audience
  • A lot of people dropped off on the second day to visit a different workshop
    • Maybe it would have been better to just run it for one day, but twice?
  • We awkwardly had to lead into "well let's just work on Rustlings again because we have no other material" on the second day

What needs to be improved?

  • We definitely need something that comes after the presentation, we can't tell people to do Rustlings again. Having a self-guided or front-guided project to work on that's not just little exercises would be extremely helpful
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