Rust Poland x Kraków #12

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Join us for the upcoming Rust Poland - Krakow #12 meetup! **Agenda** **Jeremy Barrow (Peeriot)** **From Curiosity to Capability: Build Your Own Device Swarm** In this session, Jeremy will explain how Myrmic allows developers to run application logic across heterogeneous edge and embedded devices while providing execution, messaging, state handling, and placement. The participants will use Myrmic along with ESP32 boards equipped with touchpads to build their own interactive swarm of connected devices. This demo explores how simple hardware can work together to create shared experiences, from customized programs and interactive games to collaborative experiments. *Jeremy Barrow is a Senior Software Engineer at Peeriot, specializing in Rust and distributed systems.* * **17:00 – 17:10:** Introduction and Welcome * **17:10 – 18:00:** Myrmic Demo and Q&A * **18:00 – 18:15:** Setup Checks * **18:15 – 19:35:** Hands-on Exercise * **19:35 – 20:00:** Results and Debrief * **20:00 – 21:00:** Pizza and Networking **We will provide the following:** * ESP32 boards and matching USB data cables **for use during the session.** * Starter code, exercise instructions, and technical support. * Wi-Fi router **SETUP REQUIREMENTS** * **Your own Linux laptop**, charger, USB-C cables, and a USB port; bring an adapter if needed. * **A notebook and pen (optional)** * **An editor, Git and Rust/Cargo installed through rustup.** Complete the event setup guide before arrival, including the Myrmic CLI, embedded build tools and a build check. Rust/Cargo alone is not enough. * **Permission to install tools and access USB devices.** Check work-laptop restrictions in advance. **SETUP GUIDE** 1. To start building, you must install **Myrmic CLI** on Linux. Please see the step-by-step guide via this link: [https://book.myrmic.dev/docs/quickstart/installation/](https://book.myrmic.dev/docs/quickstart/installation/) 2. Next, you must install what you need to work with ESP32 boards – building and flashing Myrmic firmware, and compiling your own cells for the board. You may read the step-by-step guide here: [https://book.myrmic.dev/docs/quickstart/installation-embedded/](https://book.myrmic.dev/docs/quickstart/installation-embedded/) Explore the open-source project on GitHub: [https://github.com/peeriot/myrmic](https://github.com/peeriot/myrmic) Find out more about Myrmic's Developer Preview: [https://book.myrmic.dev/](https://book.myrmic.dev/) Follow Peeriot on LinkedIn: [https://www.linkedin.com/company/peeriot/](https://www.linkedin.com/company/peeriot/). Important entry requirements: * You must be registered as a participant to enter the event. People not signed up for this event will not be allowed entry. * A valid ID representing your exact name as the registered attendee is required and must be presented to security. * People registering under aliases or nicknames will not be allowed to enter the facility. Join the Rust Poland Community on Discord: [https://discord.com/invite/7egrchejuZ](https://discord.com/invite/7egrchejuZ) Follow the event partners on LinkedIn: compiled \| [https://www.linkedin.com/company/compiledpl](https://www.linkedin.com/company/compiledpl) Superteam Poland \| [https://www.linkedin.com/company/superteam-pl/](https://www.linkedin.com/company/superteam-pl/) Follow Rust Poland Rust Poland \| [https://www.linkedin.com/company/rust-poland/](https://www.linkedin.com/company/rust-poland/)