← Rust in PeaceWhy go all-in on rustChapter 2 of 6 · Section 13 of 44Sections1. Intro1. May my soul rust in peace2. Las Vegas Ruby Group3. 5 Years at the Fruit4. 4 years finance data & platform engineering5. 1 year teaching programming6. What I realized is7. Decided to be a lawyer in New York8. What our firm does9. Neon Law Navigator10. Agenda2. Why go all-in on rust11. Compiled, correct, and fast12. Amazing Community13. Mac, Windows, Linux14. Non-profit governance15. snake_case > camelCase3. The tour: {Library,Data,DevX,Cloud}16. Libraries: Some crates17. Libraries: Developer parity18. Data: People19. Data: Project20. Data: Documents21. DevX: Monorepo22. DevX: Glossary & Ontology23. DevX: Tests24. DevX: Multiple explanations25. DevX: Agent skills26. DevX: Works on my machine27. DevX: Build for all use cases28. DevX: One flow, worktree per PR29. Cloud: GCP30. Cloud: GKE Autopilot31. Cloud: SaaS32. Cloud: Infra Surreal DB & Restate33. Cloud: Iceberg backups4. Navigator: Everyone vibes34. High-Throughput Low-Cost35. Lifecycle of a project36. Intake, our customer conversion37. Continous feedback38. Vibing for clients39. Create documents5. Notations: Markdown => PDF with workflows40. Frontmatter41. Markdown42. A Clippy for law43. Render the retainer6. Thanks44. Rust in peaceMac, Windows, Linux Rust works on all three. View all slidesOpen display← PreviousNext →
