Webinar: Architecture-Guided Migration to Rust
Rust promises memory safety and modern tooling — but migrating a large, safety-critical C or C++ codebase is rarely a clean rewrite. Without a clear view of your system's architecture, migrations risk breaking dependencies, losing critical design decisions, and introducing regressions faster than they eliminate them.
In this session, Daniel Simon, Distinguished Software Engineer at Qt Group, shows how architecture-guided analysis can steer C/C++ to Rust migrations step by step, live demo included.
You'll learn how to map existing architecture, identify safe migration boundaries, and verify that new Rust components respect the same structural and safety constraints as the code they replace.
Ideal for software developers and architects working on C/C++ systems, and for engineering leaders guiding teams through language or technology transitions.
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