A slide that says "should you rewrite software that is working? No."
A slide showing Isaac Newton theater says "Inertia is a bitch. "
I'm handing out at Tokioconf this week learning many important life lessons. If any of you are here, come say hi! 🦀
#tokioconf #tokioconf26
Day 2 at #TokioConf 🦀
@phinze.com wrote up his first real dive into Rust after a decade of Go — built a live chat server on the flight out (come say hi at chat.miren.toys) and watched it tick in tokio-console from 30k feet.
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Day 2 of #tokioconf! Noah Kennedy is telling us about how Cloudflare switched from NGINX to a custom built proxy.
weather app, rain will stop in 20m. it won’t
The weather has said variants of this all day and it never stopped raining. Trolled by PNW. #tokioconf
Onto #tokioconf lightning talks
I’m super excited by the visibility from dial9. The tracing spans and visualisation of Tokio is awesome. We’ve been bitten by slow polling tasks before, this will make it so easy to see
Enjoying the first day of talks at #tokioconf! Lots of databases so far, feeling at home
Thanks to the Tokio community for hosting us this week! Congrats on day 1 of the inaugural #tokioconf 🎉
Congrats to the Tokio community for day 1 of #tokioconf! Ferris was pleased to get an invite (and these amazing stickers) 🦀
www.tokioconf.com
For any TokioConf attendee that can't get enough #rustlang talks, we'd love to host you at #rustconf in Montréal this Sept. More info: rustconf.com
yo #tokioconf swing by and let's talk about deploying! or you can roast this gopher's novice Rust 😅
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I went to #tokioconf and all I got was a limited edition sticker. And a t shirt. And a ferris. And a bunch of other cool stickers. And some cool talks. And a great workshop. And an excuse to visit Portland. And human connection.
Excited for #tokioconf! I love the rise of domain specific Rust conferences.
A three-column grid of Rust integer method names, organized by overflow strategy. Column one, wrapping: wrapping_add, wrapping_sub, wrapping_mul, wrapping_div, wrapping_neg, wrapping_pow. Column two, saturating: saturating_add, saturating_sub, saturating_mul, saturating_div, saturating_neg, saturating_pow. Column three, checked: checked_add, checked_sub, checked_mul, checked_div, checked_neg, checked_pow. Bottom row: overflowing_add, overflowing_sub, overflowing_mul.
boning up on my #rustlang on the plane to #tokioconf and loving the vibe of these lil guys
tag yrself i'm `saturating_sub` 🙇♂️🤣
Most developers use async runtimes.
Few know how they came to be—or why they’re needed.
On Netstack.FM 🎙️ Ep.34 (Remastered Ep.5), we revisit our conversation with Tokio creator @carllerche.com
Timed with #TokioConf (Apr 20–22, 2026): www.tokioconf.com
🎧Listen at netstack.fm#episode-34
#rust #async
The #tokioconf speakers and talks just got posted: www.tokioconf.com Ticket sales are open! Since it is our first conference, it is hard to estimate how many people will come. We're starting conservative, only 200 tickets right now.
