Are you an experienced developer in C, C++, C#, or Java looking for a modern language that gives you control without the chaos?
Join me for a fast-paced, 1-day online training and discover why Rust is redefining systems programming – combining the power of C/C++ with the safety of high-level languages.
🚀 Why You Should Attend
Traditional languages give you speed and control – but at the cost of memory bugs, data races, and endless debugging. Rust changes the game with its revolutionary ownership system, compile-time safety guarantees, and fearless concurrency model.
In just one day, you’ll gain practical insights into how Rust eliminates entire classes of bugs at compile time, without sacrificing performance or control. Through code comparisons and live demos, you’ll see how Rust offers:
- ✅ Memory safety without a garbage collector
- ✅ Zero-cost abstractions with predictable performance
- ✅ Compile-time detection of data races and thread-safety issues
- ✅ Powerful tooling (Cargo, Clippy, rust-analyzer)
- ✅ Smooth interop with C code and existing systems
🧠 Who Should Attend
This workshop is perfect for:
- Systems and backend developers working in C, C++, C#, Java
- Engineers maintaining legacy codebases with memory management headaches
- Developers exploring high-performance, safe alternatives to unsafe languages
🧰 What You’ll Learn
- The core concepts of Rust: ownership, borrowing, lifetimes
- Safe error handling and resource management
- Rust’s approach to multithreading and data safety
- Tooling and ecosystem highlights
- How to integrate Rust into existing C/C++ projects
By the end of the day, you’ll not only understand Rust’s unique strengths – you’ll have the confidence to start using it in real-world projects.
📅 Reserve Your Spot Now
Don’t miss your chance to level up your systems programming skills and join the growing community of developers choosing Rust for safety and speed.
👉 Sign up today and start writing code you can trust.
If you want to learn already today the basics about Rust, I highly recommend to have a look on my Youtube playlist Rust Quickies.
Thanks for your time,
-Klaus
