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,

• verify that new Rust components respect the same structural and safety constraints as the code they replace.
  
  

This webinar is ideal for software developers and architects working on C/C++ systems, as well as engineering leaders guiding teams through language or technology transitions.

Speaker: Daniel Simon, Distinguished Software Engineer, Qt Group (Axivion team)
Duration: ~25 minutes plus live Q&A