Rust Munich

Big thanks to our host: SAP SE 👏👏👏

Rust Munich Hacking Evening

👉 RSVP Opens ~1 week before the Event

We are excited to continue the new format of hacking one evening all together that we started in December 2024.

The feedback we received was very positive, and lots of people would appreciate spending more time on the solution discussion, more deep dive and discussing real code, even presenting their own solutions.

This time we are going to explore the solution space of the December 24 Event, so the results of the 1 billion row challenge.

Ludwig and Jonas will be guiding us through the solutions and the details on why which things worked well and which didn't

Event Format
For this mini hackathon, we aim to gather a small group of up to 24 people in one room to work together on a project without online streaming. We will provide the project task, and participants can work individually or in small groups. Initially, there will be up to 5 slides that describe the project and list the crates (dependencies) to use.
Within 2 hours, we want everyone to have completed the project. Code exchange and help should take place in a dedicated Discord channel.

What to Expect
This event is designed to be similar to university times when you had to solve small problems in the computer lab within an hour. The difference here is that people will learn things they can apply directly at their workplace, using the Rust programming language. At the beginning, we will focus on CLI tools so that everyone becomes familiar with Clap, argument parsing, error handling, and logging.

Big thanks to our host: SAP SE 👏👏👏

Rust Munich Hacking Evening

👉 RSVP Opens ~1 week before the Event

We are excited to continue the new format of hacking one evening all together that we started in December 2024.

This time we will be hacking on one selected Advent of Code challenge.

Event Format
For this mini hackathon, we aim to gather a small group of up to 24 people in one room to work together on a project without online streaming. We will provide the project task, and participants can work individually or in small groups. Initially, there will be up to 5 slides that describe the project and list the crates (dependencies) to use.
Within 2 hours, we want everyone to have completed the project. Code exchange and help should take place in a dedicated Discord channel.

What to Expect
This event is designed to be similar to university times when you had to solve small problems in the computer lab within an hour. The difference here is that people will learn things they can apply directly at their workplace, using the Rust programming language. At the beginning, we will focus on CLI tools so that everyone becomes familiar with Clap, argument parsing, error handling, and logging.