Add details for missing talks and speakers

content/_index.md

@@ -159,13 +159,13 @@
 	job_title="Founder of Astral"
 	twitter="charliermarsh"
 	web="https://astral.sh/?utm_source=eurorust"
-	link="/talks/tba-charlie-marsh/"
+	link="/talks/building-an-extremely-fast-python-package-manager-in-rust/"
 
 [[extra.speakers]]
 	name="Aida Getoeva"
 	image="aida.jpg"
 	job_title="Software Engineer at Meta"
-	link="/talks/tba-aida/"
+	link="/talks/navigating-async-heavy-rust/"
 
 [[extra.speakers]]
 	name="Jon Gjengset"
@@ -174,6 +174,14 @@
 	twitter="jonhoo"
 	link="/talks/through-the-fire-and-the-flames/"
 
+[[extra.speakers]]
+    name="Amanda Stjerna"
+    image="amanda.jpg"
+    job_title="PhD student in Web security at Uppsala university"
+    mastodon = "https://social.spejset.org/@amanda"
+    web = "https://github.com/amandasystems"
+    link="/talks/tba-amanda/"
+
 [[extra.moderators]]
 	name="Ciara"
 	image="ciara.jpg"

content/speakers/amanda-stjerna.md

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+template = "speaker.html"
+title = "Speaker: Amanda Stjerna"
+[extra]
+  name = "Amanda Stjerna"
+  title = "PhD student in Web security at Uppsala university"
+  image = "/images/speakers/amanda.jpg"
+  mastodon = "https://social.spejset.org/@amanda"
+  url = "https://github.com/amandasystems"
+  bio = "<p>Amanda is a PhD student in Web security at Uppsala university for increasingly broad definitions of \"Web\" and \"security\". She was exposed to Rust during her undergraduate shortly after the group project on making a garbage collector in C where she met her wife. Rust's type-system driven memory management was an easy sell after the experience. She has been working on Polonius on and off since writing <a href=\"https://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-480822\">her master's thesis on it</a> and is currently working near full time alongside Rémy Rakic and Niko Matsakis in <a href=\"https://rust-lang.github.io/compiler-team/working-groups/polonius/\">the Polonius Working Group</a> on finishing a prototype <a href=\"https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-project-goals/2024h2/Polonius.html\">on schedule</a>.</p><p>Amanda lives with her wife, a high-energy herding dog and an even higher-energy toddler on the outskirts of Uppsala, Sweden. In her spare time she sleeps or does the dishes.</p>"
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content/speakers/henk-oordt.md

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+template = "speaker.html"
+title = "Speaker: Henk Oordt"
+[extra]
+  name = "Henk Oordt"
+  title = "Senior Software Consultant at Mainmatter"
+  image = "/images/speakers/henk.jpg"
+  twitter = "https://x.com/hdoordt"
+  url = "https://github.com/hdoordt"
+  bio = "<p>Henk is a Senior Software Consultant at <a href=\"https://mainmatter.com/rust-consulting\">Mainmatter</a>.</p><p>Henk is an embedded software engineer and one of the lucky people who mainly uses Rust in embedded. He's so passionate about Rust that he can't help spreading the word by hosting Rust training for all kinds of areas, and by developing <a href=\"https://teach-rs.trifectatech.org/\">teach-rs</a>, the modular, reusable Rust university course platform.</p>"
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content/talks/building-an-extremely-fast-python-package-manager-in-rust.md

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+title = "Building an extremely fast Python package manager, in Rust"
+template = "talk.html"
+[extra]
+  date = "Oct. 11th, Friday"
+  time = "17:30 - 18:00"
+  speakers = ["charlie-marsh"]
+  description = "<a href=\"https://github.com/astral-sh/uv\">uv</a> is an extremely fast Python package manager, written in Rust.</p><p>Since its release in February, uv has seen adoption across the Python ecosystem, open source and enterprise, with over ten million downloads per month and growing – all grounded in a flagship focus on performance.</p><p>Python packaging is a complex problem space with specifications and tools that date back decades. So what does it take to innovate in that space – to build something new, from scratch, that not only meets those standards, but performs orders of magnitude faster than the alternatives? And what kind of role can Rust play?</p><p>This talk will walk through the architecture, design decisions, and optimizations that make uv so fast (think: allocators, concurrency, and zero-copy tricks), with a focus on the real-world experiments that we ran – and the lessons that we learned – over the course of uv’s development.</p>"
+  ogimage = "/images/talks/og-images/building-an-extremely-fast-python-package-manager-in-rust.png"
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content/talks/navigating-async-heavy-rust.md

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+title = "Navigating Async-heavy Rust"
+template = "talk.html"
+[extra]
+  date = "Oct. 10th, Thursday"
+  time = "17:30 - 18:00"
+  speakers = ["aida-getoeva"]
+  description = "<p>If it compiles it doesn't always work in async Rust. Futures can starve, open connections may expire, many valuable hours can be wasted on the debugging attempts. And, on top of that, <code>FuturesUnordered</code> can give you a back-stab. Scary, I know. There are many well-hidden issues that thrive in a highly concurrent environment and a large magic-box of async scheduling doesn't really help to solve them.</p><p>This talk will give an insight into the Tokio executor, help to navigate through the tricky pitfalls and to write a better async code.</p>"
+  ogimage = "/images/talks/og-images/navigating-async-heavy-rust.png"
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content/talks/tba-amanda.md

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+title = "TBA"
+template = "talk.html"
+[extra]
+  date = "Oct. 11th, Thursday"
+  time = "10:00 - 10:30"
+  speakers = ["amanda-stjerna"]
+  ogimage = "/images/talks/og-images/tba-amanda.png"
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content/talks/tba-henk.md

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+title = "TBA"
+template = "talk.html"
+[extra]
+  date = "Oct. 11th, Thursday"
+  time = "16:00 - 16:30"
+  speakers = ["henk-oordt"]
+  ogimage = "/images/talks/og-images/tba-henk.png"
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data/schedule.json

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@
         "time": "16:45 - 17:15",
         "talk": "runtime-scripting-for-rust-applications"
       },
-      { "time": "17:30 - 18:00", "talk": "tba-aida" }
+      { "time": "17:30 - 18:00", "talk": "navigating-async-heavy-rust" }
     ],
     "side": [
       { "time": "9:00 - 10:00", "title": "Doors open & breakfast" , "isBreak": true},
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@
     "date": "Oct. 11th, Friday",
     "mainStage": [
       { "time": "9:00 - 10:00", "title": "Doors open & breakfast" , "isBreak": true},
-      { "time": "10:00 - 10:30", "talk": "" },
+      { "time": "10:00 - 10:30", "talk": "tba-amanda" },
       {
         "time": "10:45 - 11:15",
         "talk": "non-binary-rust-between-safe-and-unsafe"
@@ -76,9 +76,9 @@
         "talk": "code-to-contract-to-code-making-ironclad-apis"
       },
       { "time": "15:30 - 16:00", "title": "Snack Break", "isBreak": true },
-      { "time": "16:00 - 16:30", "talk": "", "title": "TBA" },
+      { "time": "16:00 - 16:30", "talk": "tba-henk", "title": "TBA" },
       { "time": "16:45 - 17:15", "talk": "linting-with-dylint" },
-      { "time": "17:30 - 18:00", "talk": "tba-charlie-marsh" }
+      { "time": "17:30 - 18:00", "talk": "building-an-extremely-fast-python-package-manager-in-rust" }
     ],
     "side": [
       { "time": "9:00 - 10:00", "title": "Doors open & breakfast" , "isBreak": true},