liw.fi
Independent Rust training and software consulting by developer Lars Wirzenius, who also works on the Radicle git hosting system
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About liw.fi
Lars Wirzenius is a software developer with over forty years of programming experience, more than thirty of them full time. His primary job is with Radicle, a distributed git hosting system. He also gives a course in the basics of the Rust language, invoiced through his company, Lars Wirzenius Consulting Ltd.
The course is aimed at developers, and he also offers a free, condensed version of the Rust course for free and open source software developers. He gives talks on topics he is interested in and keeps most of his source code repositories on Radicle.
The site states that his code runs on billions of devices.
Product: Rust language course for developers, plus talks; a free condensed Rust course for free and open source software developers.
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