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Summary
Dave Herman talks about Mozilla Rust and some of the features that make it safe, concurrent, and fast.
Bio
Dave Herman is a programming language propeller-head at Mozilla Research. He works on JavaScript, Rust, and a number of research projects in web technology.
About the conference
As new problems in computing arise, new languages are being created to help tackle those problems. We want to bring together programming language creators, researchers, and enthusiasts to share goals, experiences, and challenges. Our goal is advancing the state of the art in programming language design and implementation.
Jan 06, 2013
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Community comments
Great talk
by Russell Leggett,
Re: Great talk
by sriram srinivasan,
Great talk
by Russell Leggett,
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Interesting to see where Rust is at. I've been watching it for a while without going into depth and this was exactly what I needed to suck me in. Nice job Dave, and nice job Rust team!
Its kind of funny to see a programming language built for pretty much the purpose of making a browser, but when you think how big browsers have gotten, it makes sense.
Re: Great talk
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I agree. This was a good overview. I'm sure Rust is intended to be more than building a browser; it could be a bare-metal language to build firefox O/S, for example.