Rust Summit at EuroPython

  • 2026-07-13 , Reception Room F2 (Fishbowl)
  • 2026-07-13 , Reception Room F2 (Fishbowl)
  • 2026-07-13 , Reception Room F2 (Fishbowl)
  • 2026-07-13 , Reception Room F2 (Fishbowl)

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Rust in Python: Deep Dive and Experience Sharing

This full-day summit is dedicated to exploring the intersection of Rust and the Python ecosystem. Attendees can expect an intensive schedule built around in-depth discussions, collaborative problem-solving, and practical experience sharing focused specifically on integrating Rust into Python projects and the development of high-performance Python tools (e.g., using technologies like PyO3, Maturin, or writing performant native extensions). The goal is to move beyond introductory concepts to tackle real-world challenges, performance optimizations, and best practices in production environments. This summit is designed for developers who already possess some practical experience in these topics and are looking to deepen their expertise, share lessons learned, and contribute to the community's collective knowledge.

Registration and Participation

Participation in the Rust Summit is by invitation only to ensure a focused and high-value experience for all attendees.

  1. Sign-Up Form: Individuals interested in attending must first complete the sign-up form.
  2. Topic Submission: This form also provides the opportunity for prospective attendees to suggest talks and/or discussion topics they would like to contribute or see covered during the summit.
  3. Invitation: After the sign-up period closes, the organizers will review submissions. Successful applicants will receive an official email invitation confirming their attendance in advance of the event.
  4. EuroPython Ticket Requirement: Please note that all participants must also be registered ticket holders for the main EuroPython conference. Holding a EuroPython ticket is a mandatory prerequisite for attending the Rust Summit.

Expected audience expertise: Advanced

After having a career as a Data Scientist and Developer Advocate, Cheuk dedicated her work to the open-source community. Currently, she is working as a developer advocate for JetBrains. She has co-founded Humble Data, a beginner Python workshop that has been happening around the world. Cheuk also started and hosted a Python podcast, PyPodCats, which highlights the achievements of underrepresented members in the community. She has served the EuroPython Society board for two years and is now a fellow and director of the Python Software Foundation.

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