Vitaly Bragilevsky

Vitaly Bragilevsky

@bravit.bsky.social

Head of Rust Ecosystem at JetBrains

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Rust Amsterdam is meeting at BlockTech on September 24 🦀 The evening includes talks from waffle on “Breaking changes as a social construct” and Gábor Kozár on “The API That Doesn’t Return Result,” followed by Q&A. See the full agenda and register 👇 www.meetup.com/rust-amsterd...

meetup.comRust Meetup @ BlockTech, Thu, Sep 24, 2026, 6:30 PM | MeetupJoin us for an evening of cutting-edge Rust talks, real-world use cases and great conversations hosted at BlockTech. This meetup is open to anybody who has an interest in t

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Rewriting a C codebase in Rust is hard, and it's easy to get wrong. We’re hosting a free AMA with our @lpalmieri.com and @jonaskruckenberg.de, author of the C-to-Rust migration book, to answer your questions on migrating C/C++ to idiomatic Rust. Register now 👉 luma.com/m2gplobz #rustlang

luma.comC-to-Rust Migrations – AMA with Luca Palmieri and Jonas Kruckenberg · LumaSecuring and modernizing software is a top priority today. Tech debt and memory-safety bugs remain the largest sources of vulnerabilities, which is why teams…

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Check out the recording of @lpalmieri.com's conversation with @bravit.bsky.social on migrating C/C++ codebases to Rust! #rustlang

RustRover, a JetBrains IDE@rustrover.jetbrains.com

Missed yesterday's livestream? The recording is now live 🎥 Thanks to @lpalmieri.com from @mainmatter.com for joining us, and to @bravit.bsky.social for a thoughtful final RustRover livestream. We are excited to welcome @orhun.dev as the new host. Watch here: www.youtube.com/live/_LtgHxu...

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Thinking about migrating from C/C++ to Rust? @mainmatter.com just released their "C to Rust Migration Book", covering migration best practices: mainmatter.com/c-to-rust-mi... Join @lpalmieri.com and @bravit.bsky.social tomorrow and hear them discuss what these migrations look like in practice.

mainmatter.comThe C to Rust Migration Book - MainmatterLearn how to migrate production C codebases to safe, idiomatic Rust one module at a time.

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4 days to go ⏰ Monday, July 7 at 5:00 PM UTC. @lpalmieri.com and @bravit.bsky.social break down how C/C++ to Rust migrations actually work. Join us on YouTube or X 👇

Mainmatter@mainmatter.com

On Tuesday, July 7th, our @lpalmieri.com will deep dive into the practical realities of C/C++ of Rust migrations in this live stream with @rustrover.jetbrains.com. Don’t miss this chance to ask all the questions you’ve been meaning to ask! Watch on YouTube 👇 www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ltg...

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Chapter 1 of our "C to Rust Migration Book", written by @jonaskruckenberg.de, is out now. We distilled our experience modernizing critical software into this self-paced course: FFI fundamentals, safe mixed codebases, best practices. Read it for free now 👉 mainmatter.com/c-to-rust-mi... #RustLang

mainmatter.comThe C to Rust Migration Book - MainmatterLearn how to migrate production C codebases to safe, idiomatic Rust one module at a time.

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Announce our keynote speaker David Hewitt – at #EuroPython #RustSummit David is a leading maintainer of #PyO3 and has spoken at both #Python and #Rust conferences about how the interop between the two languages works and his vision for its future.

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Here are some alternatives to #GithubCopilot if you got burned by their token-based pricing: ⭐️ Codex Plus ($20) 🌟 OpenCode Go ($10, great value) 💯 Learn actual programming (priceless, works offline too)

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At Brown CS graduation last weekend, I could have sworn I saw a student go by whose mortarboard had the Rustacean logo. I thought I saw it, but couldn't be sure; then a bit later one of my colleagues turned to me and asked, "Was that a … CRAB?!?"

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“Zig over Rust?” 👀 @bravit.bsky.social asked Andrew Kelley a simple question, and the answer turned into a very interesting take on language tradeoffs, tooling, and choosing the right tool for the job. Find full video here 👇

JetBrains@jetbrains.com

Our full conversation with Andrew Kelley, creator of Zig, is out now. No AI policy, leaving GitHub, a $670K nonprofit, and why there's no 1.0 (yet). Watch here: jb.gg/zig-interview