Yes, let's just start with the crap jokes and get them out of the way, yes.
Yeah, oh yeah, this might not actually be the final Ferris joke or whatever, but...
Now, we're going to talk about Rust for Python devs, specifically not for Rust experts, but I want to know enough Rust so that things like Pydantic, TY, if I ended up poking around them or some other extension, it would make sense, right? Or maybe you write a little bit of Rust to speed up some of your Python code.
obviously the most influential way to make python extensions or core faster pieces right
it seems to be the new way of doing things and in fact i saw something in the news this morning that uh one of the major uh one of the major cpu providers is switching to rust for a lot of their device drivers and things like that it does seem to be having its day
My joke used to be that if you switch to Rust, you're probably going to get VC funding.
So we're going to talk about that and dive into it, compare it to Python, give some examples, give some tools, all those things.
Yes, let's just start with the crap jokes and get them out of the way, yes.
Yeah, oh yeah, this might not actually be the final Ferris joke or whatever, but...
Now, we're going to talk about Rust for Python devs, specifically not for Rust experts, but I want to know enough Rust so that things like Pydantic, TY, if I ended up poking around them or some other extension, it would make sense, right? Or maybe you write a little bit of Rust to speed up some of your Python code.
obviously the most influential way to make python extensions or core faster pieces right
it seems to be the new way of doing things and in fact i saw something in the news this morning that uh one of the major uh one of the major cpu providers is switching to rust for a lot of their device drivers and things like that it does seem to be having its day
My joke used to be that if you switch to Rust, you're probably going to get VC funding.
So we're going to talk about that and dive into it, compare it to Python, give some examples, give some tools, all those things.
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