Member of the @azureadvocates team π¨βπ» Tweets about @rustlang and life in Europe. he/him
Joined July 2011
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Ryan Levick retweeted
18 Apr 2023
Introducing the @fermyontech Cloud Key Value Store β build stateful #serverless apps with Spin and #WebAssembly using a default key/value store that is always available for your apps within milliseconds, with minimal config!
Let's explore how it works! π
fermyon.com/blog/introducingβ¦
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6 Apr 2023
Just finished my first week at @fermyontech! Super excited to be working with such awesome people!! π
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21 Feb 2023
Exciting news! This is my last week at Microsoft. ππ Itβs been an incredibly enjoyable 7.5 years, but itβs time for something new. Iβll be taking March off and starting something new and exciting in April. Stay tuned π₯°
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21 Feb 2023
I want to thank everyone at Microsoft who has helped and contributed along the way. There are too many people to thank individually, and it fills me with pride knowing that the future of Rust at Microsoft is in such talented and capable hands.
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21 Feb 2023
And I will still be contributing to the Rust Project and remain on the Rust Foundation board. Iβm not done with Rust! π¦
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Ryan Levick retweeted
26 Jan 2023
Our 2022 Annual Report is now available to download!
This report provides a recap of:
- Board & staffing makeup/structure
- Key initiatives & milestones
- Financial info
β¦ & more!
Cheers to a productive, impactful year at the Rust Foundation!
foundation.rust-lang.org/newβ¦
ALT Heading: The Rust Foundation 2022 Annual Report is Now Available Sub-heading: Download the report today to review our growth, impact, and milestones over the past year. Link: bit.ly/rf-annual-report
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Ryan Levick retweeted
28 Dec 2022
Save The Date: Our New Night Train will be launching in 2023! π
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Ryan Levick retweeted
6 Dec 2022
The 2022 State of Rust Survey is here! surveyhero.com/c/sfhmgxgd
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2 Dec 2022
Pretty blown away by ChatGPT. π€― Just had a long fluent conversation with the bot about CruditΓ©s in German and English. I often referred back to previous points in the conversation and the bot understood what I meant at every step.
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Ryan Levick retweeted
18 Nov 2022
How are decisions and efforts within the Rust project coordinated?
In his talk, @ryan_levick explored the inner workings of Rust project governance and the challenges that large-scale open-source projects face.
β‘οΈΒ youtu.be/YAwXfc9Qx5k
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Ryan Levick retweeted
7 Nov 2022
Rust is known for it's great error messaging but it's not always known how you fix the error. Join @ryan_levick and I next week as we look at some common and not so common Rust compile errors and how to understand and resolve them! π¦
meetup.com/microsoft-reactorβ¦
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Ryan Levick retweeted
3 Nov 2022
Rust 1.65.0 is now available. π¦
Today's release brings generic associated types (GATs), let-else statements, std::backtrace, and more.
See the announcement and release notes for details:
blog.rust-lang.org/2022/11/0β¦
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27 Oct 2022
What are some Rust compiler error messages that confused you when learning Rust but are clear to you now? What compiler errors do you run into often when writing Rust code? Gists and playground links welcome!
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11 Oct 2022
If you're into Rust and/or concurrency at all, buy this book!
π¦π Here's a sneak preview of my book, Rust Atomics and Locks π
It's already available for pre-order! It should ship in December, so you can all read it during the holidays. β¨
amazon.com/Rust-Atomics-Lockβ¦
ALT Two pages from the preface of my book, showing a section titled: Overview of the Chapters The full text doesn't fit in Twitter's alt text. The full text can be found on https://tinyurl.com/2ymfx58u This book consists of ten chapters. Here's what to expect from each chapter, and what to look forward to: Chapter 1 β Basics of Rust Concurrency Chapter 2 β Atomics Chapter 3 β Memory Ordering Chapter 4 β Building Our Own Spin Lock Chapter 5 β Building Our Own Channels Chapter 6 β Building Our Own "Arc" Chapter 7 β Understanding the Processor Chapter 8 β Operating System Primitives Chapter 9 β Building Our Own Locks Chapter 10 β Ideas and Inspiration
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Ryan Levick retweeted
11 Oct 2022
Rust CVEs are filed on unsound library APIs like cpy, even absent any misuse. Whereas all memory-unsafe languages' CVEs are filed only on concrete occurrence of misuse, because literally everything is unsound; those langs do not have such thing as a sound API in the first place.
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Ryan Levick retweeted
3 Oct 2022
APPLY NOW!
Our Community Grants Program is once again open for applications for Project Grants, for between $2,500 and $15,000.
If you would like financial support to conduct impactful work in the Rust Project, all the info is here π buff.ly/3SvgT4B
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