Extending MicroPython with Rust: Two Worlds Collide - Jan Matějek - NDC TechTown 2025

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Demonstrates extending MicroPython with Rust for performance-critical components, combining two languages at runtime. Teaches interop patterns and performance trade-offs.

A 54-minute video from NDC Conferences: “Extending MicroPython with Rust: Two Worlds Collide - Jan Matějek - NDC TechTown 2025”.

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