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 Last monday I attended the [Rust Sthlm][meetup] Meetup and gave a talk about using Rust for web development.
 About 60 people attended, had pizza and listened to the two talks of the evening.
 
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 I started off with my talk *Rust from the Back to the Front*, giving an overview of the ecosystem around all things related to web programming in Rust.
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 My slides are [online][slides] and I will try to collect more [resources in a Gist][resources].
 
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 The second talk that evening was by [Kristoffer Grönlund][krig], giving us a quick introduction to some of Rust's features,