Rust in Israel - offer you presentation "Call for proposal"

Regular talks (10-40 min)

In order to propose a presentation for, please open an issue in our repo.

  • Prefix the title with [Talk].
  • Include a detailed description.
  • Include the expected length of your presentation in minutes. Presentations usually last between 10-40 minutes including QA.
  • Include a few sentences about yourself.
  • Include links to your LinkedIn page and GitHub account.
  • It would be nice to have a picture of you we can take from one of those account to show on our web site and the promotional banner of the event.
  • Include information on which meeting do you prefer to give the presentation. (which month).
  • You are also invited to send an email to Gabor directly with your phone number so we can be in touch for any last-minute issues.
  • The preferred language for the presentations is Hebrew, though if you feel it would be easier to give the talk in English that is also OK.
  • Location: Most often we meet in Tel Aviv, but we also accept invitations in other locations.
  • Sometimes we have more talk proposals than slots. We will discuss with you which event can be good for both you and the schedule.

Propose a presentation

Lightning talks (up to 5 min)

In addition to the scheduled presentations we also have "lightning talks". These are short, up to 5 min long presentations. Sometimes given without any slides. We don't schedule them up-front. If you show up at our meeting and talk to the organizer you might get the chance to give your talk. Mostly depending on the available time.

Ideas for topics

The following are some ideas for topic for presentations, even series of presentations.

  • How to write embedded software in Rust?

  • How to write a web application using Actix/Axum/.../Loco/.../Rocket/... (pick any framework)?

  • How to write web front-end code in Rust? (WASM - Web Assembly)

  • Introduction to crypto currency (from the technical and especially Rust point of view).

  • Introduction to Block chain (via Rust).

  • Writing a TUI (Ratatui).

  • Writing a desktop application. (GUI)

  • Accessing SQLite/MySQL/PostgreSQL/... Other relational dbs in Rust.

  • Using an ORM in Rust.

  • Accessing Redis/MongoDB etc.

  • How to avoid data copying in Rust. How to find places in your code where data is copied unnecessarily?

  • Introduction to parallel programming in Rust.

  • How to use Tokio?

  • How to improve the speed of a Python / PHP / Java application using Rust?

  • ...