Head of Rust Ecosystem at @JetBrains/@rustrover. Author of Haskell in Depth https://xitter.cf/t.co/gLENKWVA9E…
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Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
I'll be at @euro_rust this week! 📢🎉
I'm bringing a lot of @ratatui_rs merch! 🐀
Come find me at @rustrover booth! 🦀
#rustlang #eurorust #conference
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
I'm excited to announce a new livestream! 📢🥳
Tomorrow, I'm chatting with @PredragGruevski - Frontier Systems Engineer @OpenAI, @rust_foundation board member and creator of cargo-semver-checks! 🦀
We'll talk Rust performance and safety at scale!
▶️ Join us at 16 UTC: youtube.com/watch?v=6jDV8y9M…
#rustlang #livestream #openai
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
We are introducing JetBrains Air in RustRover. Try it today! 👀👇
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
I'm SUPER excited to announce this livestream! 🦀📢
Together with Rust legends Niko Matsakis & Jack Huey 🤝
We'll explore how AI can improve Rust - and how Rust can improve AI agents.
🎟️ Register: info.jetbrains.com/rustrover…
📅 Oct 1 · 16:00 UTC
📚 Details: rustfoundation.org/event/liv…
#rustlang #livestream #opensource
We want to bring more attention to our Early access preview: try it now with our best-in-class Rust debugger and tell us what you think!
Rust debugging just got easier in our latest EAP ⚙️
Long, fully qualified symbol names are now shortened in the debugger, making variables and stack traces much easier to scan.
We’ve also improved Jump to Source from the profiler, so you can go straight from a Rust function in the flame graph to its declaration.
Try the EAP and let us know how it works for you 👇
jetbrains.com/rust/nextversi…
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
Rust debugging just got easier in our latest EAP ⚙️
Long, fully qualified symbol names are now shortened in the debugger, making variables and stack traces much easier to scan.
We’ve also improved Jump to Source from the profiler, so you can go straight from a Rust function in the flame graph to its declaration.
Try the EAP and let us know how it works for you 👇
jetbrains.com/rust/nextversi…
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
Ready for a quick skills check?
We've just updated our plugin course based on 100 Exercises to Learn Rust by @algo_luca from @mainmatter .
And if you already know Rust, take on the final challenge and put your Rust knowledge to the test 🦀
blog.jetbrains.com/rust/2026…
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
More of embedded Rust 👇🦀
I'm LIVE on YouTube! 📢
🦀 Doing embedded Rust experiments w/ @ratatui_rs & @rustrover
▶️ Join us: youtube.com/watch?v=ext5rc7E…
#rustlang #embedded #ratatui #livestream
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
A robot arm, three implementations, and one Rust plugin 🤖🦀
Check out this fun experiment 👇
Can Rust make a robot arm react faster than Python? 🦀🤖
Join @iuliaferoli from Back to Engineering as she puts the new #Rust plugin in PyCharm 2026.2 to the test on a LeRobot SO-101 arm. She builds a reflex loop three ways – pure Python, NumPy, and a Rust extension built and debugged inside PyCharm.
🦀 Scaffold PyO3 crates inside an existing uv project
🤖 Translate hot loops with JetBrains AI Assistant
📊 Measure latency differences directly in the IDE
Watch the full tutorial: youtu.be/pQMHs07tuPU
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
185K views in 6 days. Turns out people have a lot of feelings about Kotlin, layoffs, and AI.
Photo right after filming with @VBragilevsky and the one and only Jake Wharton.
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
Rust Amsterdam is meeting at BlockTech on September 24 🦀
The evening includes talks from waffle on “Breaking changes as a social construct” and Gábor Kozár on “The API That Doesn’t Return Result,” followed by Q&A.
See the full agenda and register 👇
meetup.com/rust-amsterdam-gr…
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
If you work with Tokio, this is a must read: "Principles for fast Tokio applications" dial9-rs.github.io/blog/prin…
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
This is a really, really great conversation with Jake, covering everything from the history of Kotlin to how he's dealing with the current trends around AI, and what he's working on these days.
youtube.com/watch?v=9WjPdgOK…
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
Didn't expect this from the Android GOAT
“No AI, no AI companies, AI-based products, or forced AI usage for development.”
In his new interview, Jake Wharton explains why this principle matters to him, and what concerns him about the way AI is changing software development.
▶️ youtube.com/watch?v=9WjPdgOK…
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
“No AI, no AI companies, AI-based products, or forced AI usage for development.”
In his new interview, Jake Wharton explains why this principle matters to him, and what concerns him about the way AI is changing software development.
▶️ youtube.com/watch?v=9WjPdgOK…
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
“Rust is a hard language. And then there’s a hump that you get over where the language itself starts to become intuitive.”
In our new interview, Jake Wharton talks to @vbragilevsky about Kotlin, AI, career choices, and the nine values he set for his next employer after leaving Cash App.
And, of course, Rust made its way into the conversation too 🦀
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
Topcoat v0.8 lets you read (and track!) signals on the server to re-render your UI. Try it out now! github.com/tokio-rs/topcoat/…
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
I came to RustConf with just a backpack, so I couldn't bring any copies of my Rust book.
BUT....@rustrover to the rescue!
Together with @VBragilevsky, they're giving away 2 copies of my book at their booth today!
This team is amazing! We just miss @orhundev here!
Vitaly Bragilevsky retweeted
I met Ankit J. Patel, Developer Ecosystem at @nvidia, and @VBragilevsky at the @JetBrains booth at @rustconf 2026!
Great conversations about Rust and developers.
In-person DevRel is the best DevRel. Nothing beats meeting people IRL and I will die on this hill.
