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Most of us have probably used the log crate for logging stuff. Some of us (*cough*) use println!() for logging too. @mycoliza's written tokio-trace, a crate that does ergonomic structured logging that even works with async code! Learn more in her talk!

@therealjpster has a bit of an obsession with old computers. So much that he tried to build one on a development board, in Rust! Learn how in "Monotron - Building a retro computer in Embedded Rust"!

Rust's slowly getting lots of constant evaluation functionality, thanks to @oli_obk. This is built on top of a powerful rust interpreter called miri. Learn more in his talk, "Taking constant evaluation to the limit"!

Just-in-Time compilers are tricky to write. They're hard to make fast, and hard to make safe. Learn about one in Shoumik Palkar's talk, "Rust for Weld, a High Performance Parallel JIT Compiler"

Rust is great for WASM in the browser -- can this be used in Electron too? Join @_lrlna as she walks us through her experiences in "From Electron, to WASM, to Rust (aaand back to Electron)" !

Integrating Rust into large codebases is hard. Doing it in a way that fits in and doesn't disrupt things is even harder. @jsgf helped integrate Rust into production code at Facebook. Learn about his experiences and takeaways in "Bringing Rust Home to Meet the Parents"!

Rust and C++ occupy a similar niche in programming, and have had lots of opportunities to learn from each other. And they have learned! @slurpsmadrips talks about some of these shared learning, and potential future learnings, in "The Symbiotic Relationship of C++ and Rust"!

Programming doesn't have to be all Srs Bsns. You can program to make art for fun, too! Join @fitzgen as he gets us to relax a bit and make some art in "Flatulence, Crystals, and Happy Little Accidents"!