Bazel and Rust: Optimizing Builds and Cross-Compilation with Daniel Wagner-Hall

In this episode, we sit down with Daniel Wagner-Hall, a maintainer of Rules Rust and a Bazel expert, to explore how Bazel and Rust work together to streamline builds and cross-compilation. Daniel shares insights from his extensive experience, including his role in open-sourcing Bazel at Google and his consulting work helping teams optimize their Bazel-Rust integrations. We dive into the nuances of using Bazel with Rust's package manager, Cargo, and the trade-offs between maintaining Cargo compatibility and fully embracing Bazel-first workflows.  Daniel explains how Rust developers can keep their builds smooth using Bazel, and what to watch out for when integrating third-party dependencies like C libraries.  We also touch on IDE integration, cross-compilation, and the exciting future of Rust support in the gRPC ecosystem. Whether you're new to Rust or a seasoned Bazel user, you'll find practical tips on how to make these powerful tools work together seamlessly.  Tune in for a technical deep dive and bring your questions—Rust and Bazel are only getting better together!

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