Functional Reactive Rust
summary
Concrete implementation story: Carboxyl is an FRP library implemented in safe Rust with explicit ownership, borrowing and a sync primitive for pushing events; it distinguishes streams and signals, supports map/filter/merge/fold/snapshot and shows how to wire inputs (glutin/piston/mask/gfx) to views. Talk covers Sodium and Conal Elliott influences, practical problems (heap allocation, atomic refcounts, weak refs, global transaction lock), current 0.x maturity and missing optimizations, so expect engineering tradeoffs and code-level detail rather than high-level evangelism.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to FRP in Rust
- 2:18Rust language fundamentals
- 8:01FRP concepts and carboxy
- 11:12Carboxy library features
- 16:47Application development
- 19:13Application architecture
- 25:26Implementation details
- 30:12Q&A and conclusion
