Rust is becoming an increasingly important programming language, powering critical infrastructure and libraries across various technological domains.
At Neo4j Labs, we are incubating a native driver for Rust—neo4rs.

In this session, Paul will showcase the driver’s integration into the Rust ecosystem, how it compares to an official product driver, and what the future plans are.
Guest: Paul Horn

The driver is available on Github at https://github.com/neo4j-labs/neo4rs
Rust Lang: https://www.rust-lang.org/
Neo4j Drivers Docs: https://development.neo4j.dev/docs/getting-started/languages-guides/community-drivers/#neo4j-rust

0:00 – Introduction
3:04 – Paul Horn
6:41 – What is Rust? Performance, Reliability & Productivity
10:56 – Rust’s Growing Adoption in Tech & Databases
17:49 – Neo4rs: A Native Rust Driver for Neo4j
23:04 – Running Queries & Handling Transactions in Rust
30:46 – Mapping Neo4j Results to Rust Data Types
36:57 – Upcoming Features & Roadmap for Neo4rs
44:26 – Q&A: Future of Rust at Neo4j & Contribution Opportunities
47:19 – WarpUp

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