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A couple of weeks ago I gave an introduction to Rust talk at our techa all
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hands meeting. The talk was a quick 30 minute introduction to the language that
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covered:
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* Where the project came from, where it fits, and what it's trying to solve.
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* Some of the main features and tools.
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* Some core concepts.
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* Live coding a little demo program.
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You can watch a recording of the talk below, or:
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* [Watch on YouTube]
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* [Download the video][Download]
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* [View the slides online][slides]
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* [Check out the code on GitHub][slides-source]
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<figure>
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<video src="/images/2018/introduction-to-rust-talk.mp4" width="1360" preload="meta" controls="controls"></video>
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<figcaption>Introduction to Rust Video</figcaption>
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</figure>
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[Watch on YouTube]: https://youtu.be/dRXePp1T9ZM
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[Download]: /images/2018/01/introduction-to-rust-talk.mp4
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[slides]: /technical/2018/01/introduction-to-rust-talk/slides/
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[slides-source]: https://github.com/wezm/rust-intro-talk
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