Overview
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Dive into a 28-minute conference talk that provides a quick introduction to Rust's unique memory management concepts. Explore the fundamentals of this systems programming language, focusing on its emphasis on safety and performance. Gain insights into ownership, borrowing, and lifetimes, which often challenge newcomers to Rust. Discover how Rust handles zero-cost abstractions, mutable and immutable states, arrays, vectors, and thread safety. Learn about important concepts such as RC, Arc, and Read-Write locks. Presented by Zeeshan Ali, an experienced developer with a background in C and Vala, this FOSDEM 2018 talk offers a concise overview of Rust's memory management, helping you grasp the language's core principles.
Syllabus
Introduction
Rust
System Programming Language
Zero Cost Abstractions
NonMutable State
Mutable State
Array Vector
Types
Ownership
Borrowing
Temporary
RC
Multiple Threats
Traits
Arc
Thread Safe
ReadWrite Lock
Box
Lifetime
Lifetime Elysian
Taught by
Rust