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+name: Pražské Pyvo
+city: praha
+start: 2025-09-17 19:00:00
+venue: na-venecku
+topic: "Rust for Python People"
+number: 172
+description: |
+
+  ### Co tě čeká
+  
+  Sraz je v 19 hodin Na Věnečku, přednášky začínají v 19.30. Čeka nás 1 přednáška, lightning talky a volná zábava až do rána.
+
+  Lightning talk můžeš mít i ty! Registrace nutná na [Lightning Talks – bit.ly/prpylight](https://bit.ly/prpylight).
+ 
+
+  ### What to expect
+  
+  We meet up at 19 at the club Na Věnečku, presentations start at 19.30. You can look forward to 1 presentation, lightning talks and chit-chat until early morning.
+
+  You can have a lightning talk as well – please register at [Lightning Talks – bit.ly/prpylight](https://bit.ly/prpylight).
+
+  ### Obecné 
+  - Na Pyvu jsou přednášky většinou česky, pokud přijde někdo, kdo česky nerozumí, přepneme do angličtiny, pokud se na to přednášející cítí.
+  - Kromě nealko a alko pití je možné se Na Věnečku najíst. Nabídka je proměnlivá a obvykle jde o 4 až 7 jídel od toastu, párků, přes bramborák se zelím, dršťkovou polévku a smažák v housce až po guláš nebo řízek.
+  - **Nezapomeň s sebou vzít hotovost – neberou karty.**
+  - Na Věnečku zavírají o půlnoci.
+  
+  ### General
+  - Talks at Pyvo are mostly in Czech but it there’s somebody who doesn’t understand Czech talks are switched to English if the speaker is able to.
+  - **Cash only payments – club doesn’t accept cards.**
+  - Besides both soft drinks and beer it's possible to eat at the club. Choice is variable and consists of 4 to 7 options ranging from toast, sausages and soup to fried cheese in a bun, goulash or schnitzel.
+  - Club closes at midnight.
+
+talks:
+- title: "Rust for Python People"
+  speakers:
+    - David Majda
+  description: |
+    You’ve probably heard about Rust — a modern take on a systems programming language. Today, we’ll explore it from the perspective of a Python developer. We’ll cover its most important ideas and concepts, see why it’s almost always a better choice than C/C++, and walk through plenty of code examples to get a sense of what programming in Rust feels like. Finally, we’ll discuss when it makes sense to use Rust in a Python project and learn how to get started (it’s surprisingly easy!).
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