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2025-04-10

Apr 10, 2025

RustcContributor::new Curriculum Outline (DRAFT)

Prerequisites Familiarity with the Rust programming language and its syntax Basic understanding of how compilers work Part 1: Setting Up Your Development Environment Installing RustOverview of Rust installation options (Rustup, package managers, manual installation) Installing Rust using Rustup Setting up the Rust development environment

Feb 20, 2023

02-03-2022

Today’s plan: Pernosco! And a RRC retrospective Felix Klock will lead us through a tutorial of Pernosco Followed by a short Q&A The recording of Felix's talk will be available on his YouTube channel. Retrospective In RRC tradition we discuss what has worked, hasn't worked and what needs improvement. We'll add our thoughts to this hackmd.

Mar 19, 2022

2022-02-03 Pernos.co demo

Pernos.co demo This document was used to drive a demonstration of pernos.co. You can see that demo on YouTube, here: https://youtu.be/uTc7KCBbVFI?t=87 [toc] Links to pernos.co sessions {%hackmd gWG5XO-XRK6GdyVkMBqV4A %} Basics

Feb 17, 2022