Theme: Global Ideas: From Jane: regarding the "Global" theme, I can't remember what ideas we discussed that brought that up I do remember some of the stuff I've been working on around transcription support for meetings / establishing better connections with various sub communities globally, but I don't think those have progressed far enough to have a talk dedicated to them and by working on i mostly mean advocating for so its really on when the foundation gets around to focusing on those, and right now they've got their hands full with the grant program, cloud compute program, and rustconf

Topics: Rustbridge/Rustlings How case the ecosystem make it easier for projects like Rustlings Jon Gjengset How can the Rust teams address

Rust in Automotive Florian Gilcher, Christof Petig, May 2022 Structure AUTOSAR adaptive and Rust Tiny introduction to Functional Safety Ferrocene compiler qualification AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture

Async Rust for Embedded Systems Dario Nieuwenhuis @dirbaio The hardware "really" embedded microcontrollers (not embedded Linux) No OS 4kB - 256kB of RAM

Code of conduct Rust CoC: Polite and respectful Moderators: Forest Anderson Niko Matsakis (nikomatsakis)

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Teaching Intermediate Rust Jon Gjengset (@jonhoo) Who am I? I wrote Rust for Rustaceans, a book intended to follow the Rust book. I do live Rust programming on YouTube. I maintain the Rust build tooling at AWS.

Doc Jones Rustc Reading Club TL;DR: Phase I Retrospective Need dedicated tracks Indefinite commitment considered harmful Learn tooling for contributor aspirants How we got here

Rust 2024 Lang team Prepare a draft roadmap. Goals: Focus ourselves Steer contributors Think long term

Code of conduct Rust CoC: Polite and respectful Moderators: Forest Anderson Niko Matsakis (nikomatsakis)

The next "Cross Team Collaboration Fun Times" (CTCFT) meeting will take place next Monday, on 2021-11-22 at 11am US Eastern Time (click to see in your time zone). Note that this is a new time: we are experimenting with rotating in an earlier time that occurs during the European workday. This post covers the agenda. You’ll find the full details (along with a calendar event, zoom details, etc) on the CTCFT website. Agenda This meeting we've invited some of the people working to integrate Rust into the Linux kernel to come and speak. We've asked them to give us a feel for how the integration works and help identify those places where the experience is rough. The expectation is that we can use this feedback as an input when deciding what work to pursue and what features to prioritize for stabilization. (5 min) Opening remarks 👋 (nikomatsakis)

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Compiler Team Ambitions for 2022 @pnkfelix, @wesleywiser Background In past years, we've often oscillated between planned and very unplanned team goals. Lots of great progress was made in 2021 but it was largely ad-hoc. Beginnings

Rust CTCFT Welcome to 2022! :tada: Reminders Use o/ to add yourself to the question queue Video on when talking or queuing up to speak (if you like) Video off / mute otherwise

Potential talks Results of the Rust Survey @Nick Cameron/@rylev What people need from Rust @nikomatsakis/@Jack Wrenn

Rust CTCFT CTCFT Team Forest Anderson NikoMatsakis Josh Gould (technetos) Jane Lusby Special thanks to Josh Triplett.

Slides are in Google Slides Will this be ok? (Should be fine) Multiple presenters Make sure there isn't talking overlap They said should be fine Will try to keep questions until the end

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History Started out as an error-resilient parser Few years later RFC2912, transition to r-a as the official LSP implementation, was filed Implementation Details ungrammar for concrete syntax tree definitions rowan for syntax trees, inspired by Roslyn, Swift's libsyntax