Ross is a software engineer based in Tokyo. He is passionate about open source and frequently contributes to many projects like Cargo, openapi-generator, and more.

Motoyuki is a Rust software engineer. He is currently building a digital signage system at CyberAgent using Rust. He is also actively involved in open-source projects in his free time, such as Tokio-rs.

Orhun is a Rust enthusiast with a deep passion for open-source. He is actively building terminal tooling and libraries within the Rust ecosystem, and is best known for his work on Ratatui. He's also an Arch Linux package maintainer and working on distributing the newest Rust software.

Remy Clarke (Rust Programmer at Scylla Digital) talks about his experiments - mad scientist style - saving you the time and brain cells trying to figure out these things on your own. Tame unsafe code to have no undefined behavior. Check. Define macros inside a function. Check. Leverage labels to take control of control flow. Check.

Watch to learn techniques that will bring your Rust to the next level. Master control flow with labels, and make your code amenable to refactoring. Build your own local declarative macros to work around the scoping issues of functions, closures, .await, and ?. And last but not least, use Miri to ensure that your unsafe code has no undefined behavior.