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my name is will creighton and iamp;#39;m a phd student at stanford i do research about using cognitive science to make better tools for programmers and as a part of that research i think a lot about the tools that we use and the languages that we develop in and how that shapes the way that we program and today one of the most foundational concepts in programming is the api or application programming interface because programming today is about weaving together dozens of tools and languages and libraries all written by other people and the api defines how you work with these tools and so api design is a really critical problem now iamp;#39;ve personally been programming for about 15 years and iamp;#39;ve seen a lot of apis in that time apis in object-oriented languages functional languages systems languages and dynamically typed and statically typed contexts and so when i picked up rust about seven years ago i found that rus apis were this really interesting fusion of ideas from all