Dion Dokter, a software engineer known for his work on the device driver crate for embedded Rust, shares insights on the evolution of driver development. He recounts his transition from C/C++ to Rust, highlighting challenges and personal growth. The talk dives into creating procedural macros for hardware drivers, reliable bootloader crafting for microcontrollers, and navigating the embedded Rust landscape. Dion also emphasizes the importance of community resources and collaboration, revealing how safety in Rust enhances coding practices.
