Believe it or not, you might already have a #rustconf talk idea.
It’s the problem that surprised you, the tradeoff you argued about, or the thing you wish you’d understood sooner.
If it involves #rustlang and you care about it, we want to hear it in the form of a talk proposal 🦀
#rustconf26 Call-For-Proposals closes Feb 16
👉 https://bit.ly/3Ml6w5B
⏳ Two weeks to go.
The #rustconf 2026 CFP closes Feb 16. We’re especially excited about future-focused Rust talks — from interoperability and robotics to Rust + AI — as well as real-world experiments and lessons learned. Submit today! https://bit.ly/4kggKkq
🗓 Sept 8–11, 2026
📍 Montréal + online
1/2 — 💡 Flashback to #RustConf 2025: Tyler Mandry & Taylor Cramer showed how high-fidelity Rust/C++ interoperability can let large C++ projects adopt Rust gradually, without costly rewrites.
Interop is hard — talks like this help the community move forward. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5M4NIWoMJQ&list=PL2b0df3jKKiRFEuVNk76ufXagOgEJ9sBZ&index=11
1/2 — 💡 Flashback to #RustConf 2025: Tyler Mandry & Taylor Cramer showed how high-fidelity Rust/C++ interoperability can let large C++ projects adopt Rust gradually, without costly rewrites.
Interop is hard — talks like this help the community move forward. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5M4NIWoMJQ&list=PL2b0df3jKKiRFEuVNk76ufXagOgEJ9sBZ&index=11
