In our Introductory Workshops, you will learn the basic skills to read and write Rust code competently on your own. Besides the basic syntax, you will learn about Rust’s type system, the ownership model, and concurrent programming. You will also learn about the daily coding workflow, using the tooling supplied around the language.

In unseren Einführungsworkshops lernen sie die Basis-Kompetenzen um effektiven Rust-Code selbst zu lesen und zu schreiben. Neben genereller Syntax lernen Sie vor allem die Details des Rust-Typsystems, des Ownership-Modells, und über nebenläufige Programmierung. Sie erlernen den täglichen Arbeitsprozess und alle Arbeitswerkzeuge, die die Sprache mit sich bringt.

The Beginner Workshop covers everything necessary to get started writing applications in Rust on an embedded system. We’ll get you up and running, and explain the basics of working with Embedded Rust. By the end of the Beginner Workshop, you will know

• How to write, build and run embedded (no_std) Rust applications
• About the existing tooling for development and deployment of embedded applications
• How to debug applications using logging and stack backtraces
• How to develop an application using a Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)

You'll be able to follow the beginner workshop if you know Cargo, basic Rust syntax and built-in operators like match. If you've actively worked through at least Chapters 1-5 of the Rust Book, you're prepared (you can skip the Ownership chapter).

This workshop requires ordering hardware in advance!

Please, check prices, availability and delivery terms with the seller of your choice before buying the workshop ticket — delivery issues would not be considered a valid reason for the refund.

• nRF52840-DK*
• nRF52840-Dongle*
• Micro-USB cable

The Advanced Workshop is for developers that have already tried out Embedded Rust, and want to learn more. We'll cover some of the more advanced topics of working productively with Rust on bare-metal systems. By the end of the Advanced Workshop, you will know

• How to build and run embedded applications (refresher)
• How to write and debug evented, time sensitive code
• How to test no_std code
• How to handle errors in a long-lived application

This workshop requires ordering hardware in advance!

Please, check prices, availability and delivery terms with the seller of your choice before buying the workshop ticket — delivery issues would not be considered a valid reason for the refund.

• nRF52840-DK*
• Two Micro-USB cables