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A guide to the best B2B podcast coverage of Rust - the shows and 9 episodes that go deepest, ranked by substance, not downloads.

Rust adoption and tooling continue evolving across the JavaScript ecosystem and backend infrastructure. Recent discussions explore Rust's role in modern development through projects like ClickHouse with contributor Austin Bonander, the Biome JavaScript tooling initiative, and developer tooling approaches from Jeff Dickey's Mise and related projects, alongside broader conversations about the language's growing presence in production systems.

Best shows on Rust

Best episodes on Rust

  1. Helsing with Jon Gjengset

    Rust in Production · 2026-04-23

    99 / 100

    …It's Rust in Production, a podcast about companies who use Rust to shape the future of infrastructure.…

  2. Gama Space with Sebastian Scholz

    Rust in Production · 2026-01-22

    94 / 100

    …It's Rust in Production, a podcast about companies who use Rust to shape the future of infrastructure.…

  3. Rising with Dylan Brown

    Rust in Production · 2026-07-02

    87 / 100

    …Welcome to Rust in Production, a podcast about companies who use Rust to shape the future of infrastructure.…

  4. ClickHouse with Alexey Milovidov and Austin Bonander

    Rust in Production · 2026-06-18

    86 / 100

    …Here's Rust in Production, a podcast about companies who use Rust to shape the future of infrastructure.…

  5. Jeff Dickey - Mise, HK, Fnox, and Aube

    devtools.fm · 2026-05-18

    84 / 100

    …The back end is in rust and the front end is in Typescript.…

  6. Biome and the Future of JavaScript Tooling

    Podcast Archives · 2026-06-18

    74 / 100

    …It's built in Rust and is designed to be a drop in replacement for Prettier and eslint, with sensible defaults, minimal configuration, and consistent behavior across the CLI and editor environments.…

  7. The Human Value Versus AI Legacy Code

    Adventures in DevOps · 2026-05-11

    74 / 100

    …Like I understand communicating frustration and we hear the frustrations for sure.…

  8. #217 Stanford's youngest instructor on InfoSec, AI, catching cheaters - Rachel Fernandez

    The freeCodeCamp Podcast · 2026-05-19

    60 / 100

    …So many things are built in C and there's been kind of a push recently to use other programming languages like Rust, because I think they have higher features and more security, um, implemented within it in that you're, I guess, given less free reign in terms of memory access and things like this.…

  9. ActiveState wants you to stay a step ahead of open source dependency woes

    Amazic · 2025-01-13

    59 / 100

    …I see on your website one of the first things it says is what Active State does is discover, prioritize and curate trusted components.…