OOP 2024: Rust Memory Management Introduction
This technical session aims to unravel the unique facets of Rust's memory management, including Ownership/Borrowing, Stack/Heap allocation, Reference Counting, and Lifetimes. Rainer Stropek aims to provide an in-depth understanding of these core elements and their interplay in providing memory safety, concurrency, and abstraction in Rust. This session, designed for developers with a strong programming background, will provide insight into the mechanisms that help Rust minimize common runtime errors. Note that this is NOT an official recording from the conference organizers. It is just my private recording that I created to make the content available to a broader audience. Checkout the OOP conference (https://www.oop-konferenz.de/) it is a great conference if you are interested particularly in software architecture. Sample code shown in the introduction: https://github.com/rstropek/rust-samp...

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