RusticGraph

The Schrödinger Session is a nonprofit-driven gathering held in-person at ODIGEO Tech Hub Milan and accessible online. This event unites open-source enthusiasts and professionals to explore innovative approaches to software development, with a strong focus on collaboration and community-driven growth.

Featured speakers include Marco Ieni, who shares his experience with Rust, showcasing how its memory safety and performance features enhance open-source collaboration. Marco Ippolito adds insights into analyzing GraphQL query costs, discussing how understanding computational and resource implications can optimize backend performance.

🎯 The session focuses on two pivotal topics:

• Rust’s toolsets and ownership model: Exploring how they enhance workflows in open-source projects.
• GraphQL query cost analysis: Techniques to streamline resource usage and safeguard backend systems.

Participants gain valuable insights, emerging trends, and actionable best practices. Designed for developers, IT managers, and project maintainers, this event emphasizes sustainable, performance-oriented methodologies that foster professional growth and encourage active engagement in the open-source ecosystem.

The session offers both in-person and online participation, ensuring accessibility for a diverse audience while delivering in-depth, relevant content.