Denis Kolodin has been developing high-loaded network applications for more than 12 years. He has mastered and used different kinds of programming languages, including C, Java, and Python, for developing a variety of apps, from high-frequency trading robots to video broadcasting servers. Nowadays, he enjoys creating peer-to-peer networking applications and is inspired by distributed systems such as cryptocurrencies.

He has been using Rust since version 1.0 and is delighted with the features it provides, specifically WebAssembly support. He's the author of Yew Framework, which collected more than 6,000 stars on GitHub. He writes with Rust continuously as part of his job and believes that Rust will be used for everything in the future, including backend, frontend, operating systems, embedded software, games, and smart contracts.