Rust: Make System Programming Great Again! - GeekCampSG 2016 @geekcampsg
Rust: Make System Programming Great Again! - GeekCampSG 2016  @geekcampsg
Uploaded October 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Speaker: Omer Iqbal

Segfaults, Buffer Overflows, Data Races and Memory Leaks cross over unprotected memory with ease. They steal our jobs, crash our code, cause vulnerabilities in openssl. We need to be tough. The liberals from C and C++ have kept these borders open for too long. It's time to build a wall...

Rust is a systems programming language designed for speed, safety, concurrency and hype. It features a radical memory model that gives YOU control, rather than those pesky garbage collectors, while still maintaining compile time safety gurantees.

This talk will introduce Rust, focusing on the fabled memory model, the motivations behind its design and the consequences.

This talk was recorded at GeekCampSG 2016 on 29 September 2015.

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