Vibe Coding With Rust

Tokyo Rust hosts an evening talk on what AI-assisted coding has done to the practical difficulty of writing Rust. The premise is that Python's old edge in ergonomics has narrowed now that agents can take on the parts of Rust that used to slow people down, the borrow checker included. Vyacheslav "Slava" Barinov, a compiler engineer and systems programmer with over a decade of experience, reviews the current state of agentic programming and where Rust sits in it. He then walks through the tools he actually uses and the practices that make them work in day-to-day Rust development. Doors open at 18:30, the talk runs 19:00 to 20:00, and the rest of the evening is open for socializing until the venue closes at 21:00. The venue is an office tower with a staffed reception, so bring photo ID or a business card and allow time to sign in before heading up.