Creating a Rust IDE with Vitaly Bragilevsky

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🗓️ 21 November 2024

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Rust is a systems programming language created by Graydon Hoare in 2006 and first released by Mozilla in 2010. It is designed for performance, safety, and concurrency, with a focus on memory safety without a garbage collector. Rust’s ownership model ensures safe memory management, making it viable for tasks that require control over system resources,

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0:00.0	Rust is a systems programming language created by Graydon Hoare in 2006 and first released by Mozilla in 2010.
0:07.5	It's designed for performance, safety, and concurrency, with a focus on memory safety without a garbage collector.
0:14.4	Rust's ownership model ensures safe memory management, making it viable for tasks that require control over system resources, such as embedded
0:22.2	systems, web assembly, and game development. Rust Rover is a dedicated Rust IDEE that was created by
0:28.4	JetBrains to support the growing popularity of Rust. Vatali Braggelowski is a developer advocate
0:34.2	at JetBrains and has expertise in Rust and IDE tooling. He joins the podcast with
0:39.8	Lee Etchison to talk about Rust, the current Rust developer ecosystem, using an IDE to make
0:45.6	Rust more accessible, and more. This episode is hosted by Lee Acheson. Lee Acheson.
0:51.2	Lee Acheson is a software architect, author, and thought leader on cloud computing and
0:56.4	application modernization. His bestselling book, Architecting for Scale, is an essential resource for
1:02.5	technical teams looking to maintain high availability and manage risk in their cloud environments.
1:08.4	Lee is the host of his podcast, Modern Digital Business, produced for people
1:12.4	looking to build and grow their digital business.
1:15.2	Listen at MDB.fm.
1:18.0	Follow Lee at software architecture insights.com
1:21.4	and see all his content at leeatchison.com.
1:37.3	Music Lee Atchison.com. Vitaly, welcome to Software Engineering Daily.
1:39.3	Hi, thank you for having me here.
1:42.3	So most listeners probably know what Rust is, but I don't think everybody does.
1:48.6	So for those who don't, can you start by telling me what type of programming language is Rust?
1:55.1	Sure.
1:55.8	So Rust is usually called Systems Programming Language.
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