Ever wonder where to meet us?
We’ve listed the events we’ll be attending this year, and we are speaking at many of them — sharing how we help teams adopt and scale Rust, our work on Ferrocene (www.ferrocene.dev) — our open source, qualified Rust toolchain — and contributing to the wider Rust community.
See the full list on our blog: https://ferrous-systems.com/blog/where-to-meet-us-2026/
If you’re attending, too, we’d love to connect!
🦀 Having a fantastic time at RustWeek!
We’re sharing our knowledge through workshops, talks and table discussions. We also sponsored a Safety-Critical Rust Consortium room for the unconference and an Expert Table session on safety-critical Rust with our partner KDAB.
Throughout the week, we’ve had the chance to meet and talk with many amazing people. Great energy all around — thanks to everyone who joined us!
#RustWeek #rustlang #systemsprogramming #opensource #ferroussystems #kdab
May seem small but #FerrousSystems donating their
#rust spec is huge.
In #lua, it's helped so much to design things like #luajit and custom embeds. 😎
https://rustfoundation.org/media/ferrous-systems-donates-ferrocene-language-specification-to-rust-project/
Rust 1.0 was published in May 2015. As the language approaches its 10th anniversary, Rust has become one of the fastest growing and most-loved languages [1] among developers, thanks to a combination of speed, safety and a vibrant community. Like any growing open source language, Rust has a considerable amount…
#Rust has a new path to create a formal language specification for #syntax and #semantics.
Ferrous Systems is donating their work on a language specification to the rust project and the wider community.
Rust 1.0 was published in May 2015. As the language approaches its 10th anniversary, Rust has become one of the fastest growing and most-loved languages [1] among developers, thanks to a combination of speed, safety and a vibrant community. Like any growing open source language, Rust has a considerable amount…
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