TokioConf

A conference for #rustlang developers building networked applications with Tokio. 🦀 Join us April 20–22, 2026, for the inaugural TokioConf.

[TokioConf @TokioConf]

The TokioConf 2026 talks are now available on YouTube: https://t.co/Jo74rQFh7j. Also, TokioConf 2027 will be April 26 & 27, 2027 in Portland, OR. Save the date!

[TokioConf @TokioConf]

@amitpr Yes! https://t.co/rEn9b7I1SS

[TokioConf @TokioConf]

Sean Klein telling us about how FutureLock could ruin your weekend followed by Sarek Skotåm live demoing how Shuttle can catch it in tests. Did he put the live demo for his talk together during the break? 🤔

[TokioConf @TokioConf]

Day 2 of #tokioconf! Noah Kennedy is telling us about how Cloudflare switched from NGINX to a custom built proxy.

[TokioConf @TokioConf]

@glcst sharing wisdom like “don’t rewrite the Linux kernel”

[TokioConf @TokioConf]

Pooja Kale sharing patterns for managing bounded concurrency with Tokio.

[P99CONF @P99CONF]

Don't miss our P99 CONF community contributors @glcst, @carllerche, and @problame at this year's @TokioConf 2026. Use code ASYNCFRIENDS to get 15% off registration. 💡https://t.co/WzVXQr4Gxa

#P99CONF

[TokioConf @TokioConf]

There are already some Community Access tickets available and we're looking at other ways to make the event more accessible.

More details: https://t.co/1kfqRbsrHc

Tickets: https://t.co/T25PwcrYDb

[TokioConf @TokioConf]

We don’t want cost to be a blocker to attend TokioConf.

If you build with Tokio, we want you there.

For every full-price ticket purchased before the end of March, we’ll add another Community Access ticket so someone else in the community can attend.

[Glauber Costa @glcst]

finished today the slides for my talk for TokioConf "I want it, you want it, we want it: Let's rewrite it in Rust!"

Slides coming up great and hoping this meme will resonate.

Come to the conf in Portland, Apr 21st!

[TokioConf @TokioConf]

Tickets: https://t.co/rLXoPUMXhq

Workshop already 50% full

[TokioConf @TokioConf]

You can either:
– Attend the first-ever TokioConf
– Or say “I wish I’d gone to the first one” in 2029

Portland. April.

No regrets.

[RustRover, a JetBrains IDE @rustrover]

Announcement time 📢

We’re excited to welcome Carl Lerche, author of Tokio, to our next RustRover livestream.

@carllerche and @vbragilevsky will talk about the journey of async Rust, what shaped it, and how it became a core part of modern Rust applications.

📆 Feb 12, 17:00 UTC
👉 Save your spot: https://t.co/8nttgykmsj

[Heavybit @heavybit]

On ep. 6 of High Leverage, @josephruscio sits down with Carl Lerche, creator of @tokio_rs. Carl shares his journey from Ruby and Rails into Rust, and explains why memory safety, fearless concurrency, and async runtimes matter for modern infrastructure.

https://t.co/LJloyR5hwS