Welcome to the Rust: Safe at Any Speed series, Episode 6! A series of short videos on Rust and its diverse advantages when it comes to speed and security. Watch now to learn about Memory Safety, Avoiding Vulnerabilities with Clear Intent, and Data Races, and how Rust keeps your data safe!

In this episode, we explore data races in concurrent programming, comparing Rust's approach with C++ and Go. We demonstrate the chaos data races can cause and how Rust's compiler prevents them. We delve into Rust's atomic operations, mutexes, and interior mutability, showcasing their effectiveness in concurrent programming. Additionally, we highlight Rust's avoidance of null pointers, error handling mechanisms, and strict aliasing rules. Despite its imperfections, Rust's safety features make it a valuable tool for building reliable systems.

Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting your journey, this episode offers invaluable insights into mastering memory safety and building reliable software systems. Tune in now to embark on a journey toward safer and more efficient programming practices!



Things you will learn in this video:
- The significance of understanding data races in concurrent programming.
- Demonstrations of chaos caused by data races and how Rust's compiler prevents them.
- Rust's avoidance of null pointers and its error handling mechanisms.

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The clips from this series are from our October 2024 YouTube Live-Stream, 'Rust: Safe At Any Speed', with instructor Herbert Wolverson.
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