We are excited to welcome you to Rust Hack Night #4 at KEA.

Tonight the common theme is macros!();

Come and level up by bringing your pet project, or get inspired to solve a tutorial task for implementing proc macros: Derive macros, function-like macros, attribute macros. Or be a rebel and make your own thing void of macro use!

You may draw inspiration from:

https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch19-06-macros.html
https://github.com/dtolnay/proc-macro-workshop

#[derive(Schedule)]
17:00 - 17:10: begin!();
17:10 - 21:15: hack!();
21:15 - 21:: show_and_tell!();
21:55 - 22:00: end!();

While macros assume some familiarity with Rust, feel free to show up and start from where you are comfortable, e.g. by going through the rustlings tutorial.

#[must_use]
We kindly remind you to cancel your RSVP a day before if you can't make it so that others may attend.

TBA

We are excited to welcome you to Rust meetup #45 sponsored by Factbird! Note that we re-created the event since it was moved to Wednesday due to Skærtorsdag (Maundy Thursday).

The plan looks as follows:

18:05–18:15: Welcome!
18:15–19:00: "Fun with wgpu: Simulating Slime Mold" by Asger Juul Brunshøj
19:00–19:45: Break and food sponsored by Factbird
19:50–20:35: "Building Iterators in Rust: An Audio Buffer Story" by Mark Jordan-Kamholz
20:35–: Hangout and talk.

We look forward to seeing you all! 🦀

RSVP opens Thursday 29th at 17:00.

We are excited to invite you to:

Rust Hack Night #3: Embedded on Espressif's ESP32C3

Time: Thursday March 7, 2024 at 17:00 to 22:00
Location: Veo Technologies, Rovsingsgade 68, 2100 Copenhagen

This night we code bare-metal Rust on Espressif's ESP32C3 microcontroller. We will have a workshop-style format where people can do their own thing, or ask for help. We encourage participants to be familiar with Rust or embedded, but not necessarily both.

Our generous sponsors for this hack night are:

• Espressif Systems, makers of the ESP32, have sponsored 25 dev kits that will be raffled to participants for use during the workshop and take home after.
• Veo Technologies, makers of live-streaming cameras for sports events, and employers of embedded software developers in Copenhagen, have offered their offices as venue, and will be sponsoring nutrients during the hack night.

We would like to gather the cool projects made on a shared repository so that others around the world will find it easier to work with ESP32. So if you know what pet project you want to work on, and intend for it to be open source, then do think about committing your work to git for later sharing.

## Program

17:00 - 17:10: Finding a seat
17:10 - 17:30: Welcome, sponsor intro
17:20 - 21:30: std::iter::from_fn(hack);
21:30 - 21:55: Show and tell, evaluate
21:55 - 22:00: core::mem::drop(presence);

Nutrients will be streamed during the event with a peak dosage at around 18:00.

## Seats and raffle

Since Espressif Systems give away free hardware to participants, we care to minimize no-shows. For that reason, we kindly ask that you revisit your RSVP status if you cannot attend.

- There are 50 raffle seats. This means if you get a seat, you get to share one dev kit with someone else, and you get to enter the raffle to bring it home.
- BYOB (Bring Your Own Board): If you are the lucky owner of an ESP32 board, and you're already bootstrapped to participate without raffling, you can write to us (simon@simonshine.dk) and we can fit you in.

Since the Veo Technologies venue is very big, we don't expect to reach the fire regulation limit, so we provide another option for participating:

- You just want to say hi: Feel free to come by and see what's going on. All you have to do here is write a comment on the invitation to say you're thinking of coming. This ticket does not involve active coding or food.

We are excited to welcome you to Rust Meetup #44 sponsored by Bang & Olufsen on Thursday, Febuary 29th!

RSVPs open at Feburary 22nd, 20:00

The plan looks as follows:

18:05—18:15: Welcome!
18:15—19:00: “Conquering the embedded world with Rust and good UX” about embedded rust By Noah Hüsser
19:00—19:45: Break and food sponsored by B&O
19:50—20:35: "Falling in love, an FFI story" by Sandeep Nambiar
20:35—21:45: Hang out and talk
21:45—: The evening continues at "Kings Hat- Pub & Natklub" for anyone who wishes to join. (On your own bill of course)

We look forward to seeing you all! 🦀

We are excited to welcome you to Rust Hack Night #2 at DIKU.

Tonight we're hacking compilers, parsers, interpreters.

Work on your pet DSL, build a parser for something, or abuse the `syn` crate.

For this hack night we'd like to level up: Think about 1-3 crates you think anyone building a compiler in Rust should know about. In the beginning of the evening we collect what people brought and ask participants to pitch each of the most popular choices and why this crate is so great they're using it tonight.

17:00 - 17:10: begin();
17:10 - 17:20: promote_crates();
17:20 - 21:30: hack();
21:30 - 21:55: show_and_tell();
21:55 - 22:00: end();

This hack night assumes familiarity with Rust and compilers, but not necessarily compilers made in Rust.

We kindly remind you to cancel your RSVP a day before if you can't make it so that others may attend.

We look forward to seeing you all!

We are excited to welcome you back after the new year to Rust Meetup #43 sponsored by Google!
RSVPs open at January 18, 18:00

The plan looks as follows:

18:05—18:15: Welcome!
18:15—19:00: “Linux block device drivers in Rust” By Andreas Hindborg
19:00—19:45: Break and food sponsored by Google
19:50—20:35: "Rust in the Linux kernel" by Alice Ryhl
20:35—: Hang out and talk

As usual, Google requires nametags and as such you'll have to register here as well: https://rsvp.withgoogle.com/events/rust-meetup_q1
Access will not be granted without a nametag and keep in mind meetup is the authoritative attendance list so only signup above if you're on the "going" list 😊

We look forward to seeing you all! 🦀

There is no regular Rust meetup with talks during this December.

So we are excited to welcome you to Rust Hacknight #1 at DIKU!

This night we're hacking CLIs and TUIs. Also, make your own plush Ferris.

Come and build that terminal program you have been thinking of.

Keywords: clap, ratatui, cursive, crossterm, r3bl_tuify

For those of you who have looked with envy at Vanja's plush Ferris: orange cloth, scissors and needles will be provided for those who want to try and make one. We can't promise Vanja's mom will be available for guidance.

The plan looks as follows:
16:00 - 16:10: begin();
16:10 - 20:40: hack();
20:40 - 20:55: show_and_tell();
20:55 - 21:00: end();

This hacknight is beginner friendly: There will be people who can answer questions if you get stuck on the intricacies of Clap macros. There will be examples you can steal from. We do expect that you have the Rust toolchain installed on your computer, and perhaps have tried Hello World or Rustlings.

We have not requested food sponsorship, but Prosa will generously provide gløgg (with and without alcohol), æbleskiver and Christmas cookies.

Lastly, as we have limited seats we kindly remind you to cancel your RSVP a day before if you can't make it so that others may attend.

We look forward to seeing you all

We are excited to welcome you to Rust meetup #42 sponsored by Nine!

The plan looks as follows:

18:05—18:15: Welcome!
18:15—19:00: “Introduction to Automated Testing” By Yosh Wuyts
19:00—19:45: Break and food sponsored by Nine A/S
19:50—20:35: "Programmable fonts with Rust" by Valdemar Erk
20:35—: Hang out and talk

We look forward to seeing you all! 🦀

We are excited to welcome you to the Rust coding night #0 hosted by Adapt Agency!

Couldn't make the Rust meetup because all the seats were taken? As a supplement to the wildly popular monthly Copenhagen Rust meetups, coding night means less chat, more code. Each coding night has a theme under which people are free to explore. You can show up with an existing project within the theme, or you can show up barehanded and start from scratch.

This time we're looking at: Leptos, a reactive wasm web-framework that lets you write Rust in the browser. You can get a head start with Leptos: https://leptos.dev/

Towards the end of the coding night we have allocated a short amount of time for show-and-tell in case you have something you want to show off. Others are free to continue their thing simultaneously, this is just inspirational.

The plan looks as follows:

18:00 - 18:10: begin();

18:10 - 20:45: hack();

20:30 - 20:45: show_and_tell();

20:45 - 20:55: end();

We are not able to provide food and drinks for this event, so make sure to bring what you need to stay energized for the night. And apart from your dinner box, remember also to bring your own computing devices.

Lastly, as we have limited seats we kindly remind you to cancel your RSVP a day before if you can't make it so that others may attend.

We look forward to seeing you all!

We are excited to welcome you to Rust meetup #41 sponsored by Factbird!

The plan looks as follows:

18:05—18:15: Welcome!
18:15—19:00: “Hex map generation using wave function collapse” By Troels Hoffmeyer
19:00—19:45: Break and food sponsored by Factbird
19:50—20:35: "A Tour of the Terminal" by Mark Jordan-Kamholz
20:35—: Hang out and talk

We look forward to seeing you all! 🦀

We are hyped to welcome you to Rust meetup #38 at the Manhatten of Copenhagen, Amager, at Deloitte's offices.

We have two exciting talks ahead of us featuring Deloitte's usage of Rust, and a guest visitor from Rust Aarhus on sudoku solving!

18:05—18:15: Welcome!
18:15—19:00: "Tools that get better with some Rust" by Eduard Kyvenko
19:00—19:45: Break and food sponsored by Deloitte
19:50—20:35: "Solving sudokus with Rust Iterators" by Niels Skovmand
20:35—: Hang out and talk

Please note there are only 60 spots for this meetup so make sure to sign up early as the spots are first come first serve :-)

For anyone who signs up after those 60 are taken there's a waiting list so if you are prevented from joining after all please remove your attendance to give someone else your spot, thank you!

We look forward to seeing you all!

We are excited to welcome you to Rust meetup #36!
Adapt Agency has come to our rescue and saved us from a scheduling conflict with our original host this month, so they'll be welcoming us to their offices at Christianshavn again.
Please note there are only 50 spots for this meetup so make sure to sign up early as the spots are first come first serve :-)
For anyone who signs up after those 50 are taken there's a waiting list so if you are prevented from joining after all please remove your attendance to give someone else your spot, thank you!

As usual, our program looks like this:

• 18:05—18:15: Welcome!
• 18:15—19:00: “Ditch the Rust Rewrite: A tale on the creation of libsyslog and libsyslog-sys” by Martin Samuelsson
• 19:00—19:45: Break and food sponsored by Adapt
• 19:50—20:35: "Building an IOT undercover agent with Rust" by Luis
• 20:35—: Hang out and talk

We look forward to seeing you all!

We are excited to welcome you to Rust meetup #35!

This month we're happy to announce that Google Cloud will be hosting us for the second time!

• 18:05—18:15: Welcome!
• 18:15—19:00: “Actors with Tokio – a lesson in ownership” by Alice Ryhl
• 19:00—19:45: Break with food & drinks and a book raffle sponsored by O’Reilly
• 19:50—20:35: “Paths, files and the lies we tell ourselves” by Gustav
• 20:35—: Hang out and talk

Just like last time it's mandatory to sign up at the following link before the 25th 12:00: https://rsvp.withgoogle.com/events/rust-meetup

We look forward to seeing you all!

We are excited to welcome you to Rust meetup #34!

This time it'll take place at Penneo's offices at Vesterbro.
We are still ironing out the details.

• 18:05—18:15: Welcome!
• 18:15—19:00: Talk #1: Async cancellation-safety by Yoshua Wuyts
• 19:00—19:45: Food sponsored by Penneo
• 19:50—20:35: Talk #2: Practical zero-knowledge applications of Triton VM by Simon Shine
• 20:35—: Free play

Due to space constraints we're forced to a 40 attendee limit so please make sure you sign up early as it's a first come first serve basis. That also means you should remove your self from the attendance list if you're prevented from participating such that it frees up a slot for people in the waiting list :-)

We look forward to seeing you all!

We are excited to welcome you to Rust meetup #33, this time Adapt Agency will be hosting us again at their offices at Christianshavn.
Please note there are only 50 spots for this meetup so make sure to sign up early as the spots are first come first serve :-)
For anyone who signs up after those 50 are taken there's a waiting list so if you are prevented from joining after all please remove your attendance to give someone else your spot, thank you!

As usual, our program looks like this:

• 18:05—18:15: Welcome!
• 18:15—19:00: “Introduction to proc_macros” by David Pedersen
• 19:00—19:45: Break and food sponsored by Adapt
• 19:50—20:35: "autometrics-rs" by Evan Schwartz
• 20:35—: Hang out and talk

We are excited to welcome you to the first Rust meetup of 2023! 🦀🍾

For this edition, we have one speaker and then afterwards we will be doing an open showcase session where members of the community can show off their projects.

Agenda:

• 18:05 - 18:15 – Welcome
• 18:15 - 18:45 – “Putting Rust(The good kind) in your cars” by Christian
  
• 18:45 - 19:15 – Break with food and drinks
• 19:15 - 20:15 – Lightning showcase ⚡️

  Bring your project and show it off! Did you do your first Advent of Code in Rust? Have you been making a game in Bevvy? Did you defeat the borrow checker in single combat? If you are up for sharing: No need to prepare slides or anything, just bring your laptop and tell the group about it for 5 mins!

  Showcases:

  • Deriving SQL from git using `proc_macro`'s - Simon
  • Let’s solve the 1st Advent of Code together - Frederik
  • How to call a C function from Rust - Vanja
  • Your project? 🤗
• 20:15 - xx:xx – Hangout and hack

Note: This event will not be recorded or live-streamed.

The venue and food for this meetup is generously sponsored by Connected Cars.

We are excited to welcome you to Rust Hack Night #31! This month we're happy to announce that Google Cloud will be hosting us!

• 18:05—18:15: Welcome!
• 18:15—19:00: "A Linux NVMe Driver in Rust" by Andreas Hindborg
• 19:00—19:45: Break
• 19:50—20:35: "The QOI Codec in Rust" by Frederik Jensen
• 20:35—: Hang out and talk

Hack Night #30 will take place at Penneo's offices at Vesterbro. We are thrilled to share with you the programme with you:

• 18:05—18:15: Welcome!
• 18:15—19:00: Talk by David Pedersen: Mind the GAT
• 19:00—19:45: Food sponsored by Penneo
• 19:50—20:35: Talk by Mikael Lund: Rust on 8-bit computers
• 20:35—: Free play

Hack Night #29 will take place at Adapt Agency's offices at Christianshavn. We are excited to present to you the agenda below:

• 18:05—18:15: Welcome!
• 18:15—19:00: Video talk by Yoshua Wuyts: On static/non-dynamic async concurrency
• 19:00—19:45: Food sponsored by Adapt Agency
• 19:50—20:35: Talk by Søren Welling: Minipolars: Ongoing porting of the Lightning-fast DataFrame library pola.rs to R
• 20:35—: Free play

We are excited to welcome you to a summer vacation Hack Night #28 at Black Bird's offices! Agenda is as follows:

• 18:05—18:15: Welcome!
• 18:15—19:00: Talk by Simon Shine: Efficient prime-field arithmetic in Rust
• 19:00—19:45: Food sponsored by Blackbird
• 19:50—20:35: Open Talk Slot
• 20:35—: Free play

If you plan to participate, please sign up on this meetup event so we know how much food to order, and let us know in advance if you have any allergens. We look forward to receiving you!

If you missed the last meetup you can find the recorded talks online here: Fabian Badoi's I build a tool I use in Rust and Aske Simon Christensen's wrapping a multi-threaded C++ API in a Safe Rust API.

We are excited to welcome you to the next meetup in Connected Cars's new offices. The agenda is as follows:

Agenda:

• 18:05—18:15: Welcome!
• 18:15—19:00: Talk by Aske Simon Christensen: Wrapping a multi-threaded C++ API in a Safe Rust API
• 19:00—19:45: Food sponsored by Connected Cars
• 19:50—20:35: Talk by Fabian Badoi: I build a tool I use in Rust
• 20:35—: Free play

If you plan to participate, please sign up on this meetup event so we know how much food to order. We look forward to receiving you!

If you missed the last meetup you can find the recorded talks online here: Simon Rasmussen's WASM and WAT the fp-bindgen? and David Pedersen's Introduction to Axum.

We are happy to announce that Adapt Agency will host the next meetup in their offices on Thursday, June 30th. If you want to participate please send an email to frederik@secondspectrum.com to confirm your presence. We look forward to taking you through an exciting programme:

Agenda:

• 18:05—18:15: Welcome!
• 18:15—19:00: Talk by Simon Rasmussen: WASM and WAT the fp-bindgen?
• 19:00—19:45: Food sponsored by Adapt Agency
• 19:45—19:50: Rust book raffle by Fiberplane
• 19:50—20:35: Talk by David Pedersen: Introduction to Axum
• 20:35—: Free play

We are happy to announce that Blackbird will host the next meetup in their offices on Thursday, April 28th. Good mood and a new-found, or long-lasting, passionate interest in Rust are the only requirements for participation!

Agenda:

• 18:05—18:15: Welcome!
• 18:15—19:00: Talk by Valdemar Erk: RRust: A reversible embedded language made with meta-programming
• 19:00—19:45: Food sponsored by Fiberplane
• 19:45—20:30: Talk by Alexandre Senges: Flappy Bird - Reinforcement learning in the browser with neat-gru and WASM
• 20:30—: Hang out, hacking and networking

We are happy to announce that Adapt A/S will host the next meetup in their offices on Thursday, February 24th. Good mood and a new-found, or long-lasting, passionate interest in Rust are the only requirements for participation!

Agenda:

• 18:05—18:15: Welcome back!
• 18:15—19:00: Talk by Blas Rodriguez Irízar: Introduction to Solana Block-Chain Smart Contracts
• 19:00—19:45: Sandwiches sponsored by Adapt A/S + Rust Quiz and Prizes sponsored by Fiberplane
• 19:45—20:30: Talk by David Pedersen: axum-live-view -- server render all the things
• 20:30—: Hang out, hacking and networking

We are happy to announce that Blackbird will host the next meetup in their offices on Thursday, January 27th.

Agenda:

• 18:05—18:15: Welcome back!
• 18:15—19:00: Talk by Simon Vandel Sillesen & Co (Blackbird): ATAT: AT protocol abstractions in Rust
• 19:00—19:45: Pizza sponsored by Blackbird
• 19:45—: Hang out, hacking and networking

We're back! Join us for the first hack night in 2021.

Agenda:

• 19:05—19:15: Welcome back!
• 19:15—20:00: Talk by Jorge Leitão (Munin Data): Sound data engineering - from bits to DataFrames
• 20:00—20:15: Snacking and networking
• 20:15—21:00: Talk by David Pedersen (Embark Studios & Tokio Core Team Member): How I joined Tokio and made a web framework in the process
• 21:00—: Hang out and networking

January 29 2020, 18:00—22:00 @ Vester Voldgade 8 (Omnio)

Join us for the first hack night in 2020.

Agenda:

• 18:15—19:00: Talk by Alice Ryhl: The Future is here
• 19:00—19:15 Food and hanging out
• 19:15—20:00: Talk by Jesper Steen Møller: My tiny improvement in rustc

This will be the last hack night of 2019, and also the 20th we've held in total.

Agenda:

• 18:15—19:00: Talk by Fedor Logachev: Games Development in Rust (a follow-up on his first talk two months ago)
• 19:00—19:15 Food and hanging out
• 19:15—20:00: 2nd talk (open spot)

Join us for another great evening of talks all things Rust-y and hanging out. This month's hack night will feature two talks, so there is no reason not to be there!

Agenda:

• 18:15—19:00: Talk by Gustav: Introduction to Entity-Component Systems in Rust
• 19:00—19:15 Food and hanging out
• 19:15—20:00: Talk spot: Still open

Join us for another great evening of talks all things Rust-y and hanging out. This month's hack night will feature two talks, so there is no reason not to be there!

Agenda:

• 18:15—19:00: Talk by Valdemar Erk: Generating comprehensive bindings for Futhark in Rust
• 19:00—19:15 Food and hanging out
• 19:15—20:00: Talk by Fedor Logachev: Games Development in Rust

After a two-month summer hiatus, we're back! Join us for another great evening of talks all things Rust-y and hanging out. We have an open call for talks.

Agenda:

• 18:15—19:30: Talk(s)
• 19:30—22:00 Food and hanging out

The sixteenth hack night for the Copenhagen Rust Group is upon us! Join us for another great evening of talks all things Rust-y and hanging out. We have an open call for talks.

Agenda:

• 18:15—19:30: Talk by Alice Ryhl on Futures in Rust
• 19:30—22:00 Food and hanging out

The fifteenth hack night for the Copenhagen Rust Group is upon us! Join us for another great evening of talks all things Rust-y and hanging out. We have an open call for talks.

Agenda:

• 18:15—19:30: Talk by Kei Shirakizawa on "Wrapping snap7 as a Rust crate."
• 19:30—22:00 Food and hanging out

Join us when we, for the third time in 2019, get together and talk and hack some Rust! We have an open call for talks.

Agenda:

• 18:30—19:30: Talk by TBA
• 19:30—22:00 Food and hanging out

UPDATE Despite no announced talks, we ended up with two talks (!) - laumann gave a talk on Pijul, a VCS that has explicit handling of conflicts based in category theory, fast algorithms and is written in Rust!

Martin (or |cos|) followed up with a talk on deploying Rust code on Android, going through the steps to call dynamic linkable libraries from Java, via JNI.

For the second time in a row, we will meet on the last day of the month! We have an open call for talks.

Agenda:

• 18:30—19:30: Talk by Fuyang Liu on rust-nb: A Simple Naive Bayes Model in Rust
• 19:30—22:00 Food and hanging out

We skip the December Hack Night, and will reconvene again in the New Year of 2019. The next hack night will feature a presentation by James Dietrich on porting the Ruby gem scientist to Rust.

Agenda:

• 18:30—19:30: Talk by James Dietrich: Getting Closure on Scientist
• 19:30—22:00 Food and hanging out

UPDATE Thanks to everyone that showed up! A lot of new faces and some veterans. We had a great night with pizza and James entertaining everybody with his insights into closures in Rust. The slides are here.

November's hack night will take place at Omnio in Nordhavn, we'll try to have food sponsored by Omnio.

Agenda:

• 18:30—19:30: Talk by Christian Bourjau
• 19:30—22:00 Food and hanging out

The tenth hack night will take place either at Zendesk downtown.

This time, we'll actually try to get some food sponsored. Stand by for news on that!

Agenda:

• 18:30—19:30: Talk: By retep007
• 19:30—end Food and hanging out

The ninth hack night will take place in Nordhavn (at Omnio), this will be decided a little later. Going forward the default monthly hack night will be the last Thursday of the month.

Submissions for talks are welcome! Are you working on an exciting Rust project? Have you discovered something in and around Rust that you'd like to share? Please talk about it!

Agenda:

• 18:30—19:30: Talk: Parsers and State Machines in Rust
• 19:30—end Food and hanging out

We will skip hack night in July, because it's holiday season and return strong in August!

The next hack night will take place in Energy Hub in Nordhavn.

laumann will present a project he's been cooking for some time, otherwise the evening is open for hacking on your own projects in a cozy atmosphere.

Snacks will be sponsored by Omnio!

After a long hiatus, we are starting up again with Rust hack nights. Our first meeting of 2018 will feature a presentation titled Rust and Fuzz Testing, delivered by the good folks at Seasoned.Software:

At Seasoned.Software we build a CI platform that uses fuzz testing to improve the quality of your software projects. We love Rust and we use it for most of our platform, and we support Rust projects as first class citizens. We will give a brief presentation on how Rust helped us build our platform, which problems we have encountered so far, and how we solved them. Afterwards we will explain why you should fuzz test your own projects and show how to set up fuzz testing for your own Rust projects.

We get together to hack on our own Rust projects, talk Rust and have fun.

We get together to hack on our own Rust projects, talk Rust and have fun.

UPDATE We watched Raph Levien's presentation on the Xi editor, and spent some time trying to figure out if any of the linked frontends worked.

mbudde and laumann also hacked on redshift-rs, cleaning up some code and enabling it to read a user's ~/.config/redshift.conf configuration.

We get together to hack on our own Rust projects, talk Rust and have fun.

Note that it is a different location than past events. We thought it'd be fun to move it around a bit and for this event, we will be hosted at Zendesk. Thanks to jdietrich for setting it up!

We get together to hack on our own Rust projects, talk Rust and have fun.

Merry Christmas! Almost a year has gone by since the last meetup—but it is time again.

UPDATE An enjoyable evening working on individual projects. Among other things, laumann added command-line arguments to redshift-rs, a Redshift clone (using docopt).

We discussed implementing custom iterators for parsing emojis in text, and how to use the ? operator that was stabilized in Rust 1.13.

Riding the wave from the smashing success (and pizza) of the first Hackathon, the next event is on the horizon. To find a date in February, we have the following doodle (it is closed now). Just select the days that suit you, and we will make a decision by the end of next week.

Anyone is welcome, regardless of Rust proficiency (in fact, the hackathons are great places to pick up new knowledge fast).

We get together to hack some Rust.

Along with other Rust-enthusiastic groups, we had a Rust 1.0 release party, with t-shirts and everything! Link to the event.

A Rust event organized in collaboration with the Copenhagen Tech Polyglots. We had a good evening talking all things Rust, and, of course, stickers. See the event here.