Looking to Contribute

[placid dune]

like to contribute in making exploits

[woven topaz]

I have been developing in Python for many years both academically, for my own stuff, and professionally. And I have a project idea recommendation to rewrite pip (Pythons package manager) in Rust. The app itself is basically a glorified zipping tools/file downloader so it shouldn't be hard. Additionally, pip works on in 1 thread so just that leaves a lot to be improved. With it being rewritten in Rust we could save thousands if not millions of hours for many different servers installing Python packages. So im looking for people that would like to help me with that project 😄 If you are interested @ me here 🙂

[stable spade]

@woven topaz

[wet monolith]

would love to contribute to some web projects using actix, rocket, yew or similar
But Im not too picky as long as it doesnt require too much math

[finite estuary]

anyone here interested in contributing to lapce code editor?
https://github.com/lapce/lapce

[woven topaz]

looks nice

@finite estuary how do you guys deal with extensions?

can they be ported from vscode?

[finite estuary]

I haven't looked into it, that feature is added recently.

[woven topaz]

i mean the editor looks really good

could potentially be the perfect combination of vim and vscode

[finite estuary]

well yeah

[woven topaz]

looks very nice

is there some kind of official philosophy behind the project?

i can see there are some problems with fonts but sure thats not easy

@finite estuary how far in development is the project?

[finite estuary]

it's still in early stage.

[woven topaz]

i mean i would love to help this looks very promissing

i found some discord channel link in its readme

its an official one right?

[finite estuary]

yeah that would be really cool

yes it is

[woven topaz]

Great!

[icy ermine]

im making a functional toolchain in Rust in my monorepo, wanna help?

[cold sentinel]

@woven topaz I am interested, your idea seems attractable to me.

[icy ermine]

ok here is the monorepo: https://github.com/portal-co/portal and the project is in proj/fnvm

[icy ermine]

first, get bazelisk and bazel,. second, clone the repo. third, run sh ./b.sh run //:gen to generate some build files. fourth, to build FNVM, runsh ./b.sh build @fnvm//...

[sonic notch]

i hv a WIP compiler...
It uses LLVM(through inkwell)
Here is the link
https://github.com/Nafi-Amaan-Hossain/llama-lang

If u want me to explain the structure of the source then kindly ping me in DM.

[sonic notch]

Oh

I have made it to the point where it can generate an object file

[elder galleon]

looking to contribute web dev, backend and frontend

[sonic notch]

Okay i think I'll port it to cranelift

[woven topaz]

We are looking for volunteers 😄

Currently there is only a few os us

We want to rewrite Pip (pythons package manager in Rust)

Right now we are at the investigation stage of researching how pip works. If you are interested in helping dm me or @ me!

https://github.com/John15321/rust-pip

[fickle tusk]

(if you are looking for contributors, you should create a new post in this channel. This post here is for contributors looking for projects)

[woven topaz]

oh okay

sorry

will do

[odd bluff]

Howdy All, I am a phd student working in optimization and process control. I am looking to contribute to things related to numerical optimization, random number generation/sampling, or numerical algorithms. As a hobby I have wrote path tracers, and similar things.

[worthy heron]

Hi, I am a professional SDET(test automation engineer) with years of experience and working with python on a daily basis. I have been learning rust for a while(books, excercism, some simple actix-web), but still would see myself as a beginner to the rust language. I could start from the rust testing side potentially developing slowly some other things.

[tidal pawn]

Looking to contribute to general projects dealing with data parsing/processing, encoding/decoding protocols, and general compiler-like functionality.

[glass hare]

Hello, backend engineer here with some project based Rust experience. Interested in parsing, API's and tokio/async stuff.

[vocal isle]

hey, feel free to check https://github.com/metalbear-co/mirrord

[glass hare]

I'm getting a 404 with that link

[vocal isle]

Oops, added ‘!’ By accident to the url

[signal bobcat]

https://github.com/rusty-sec/lotus/

[amber blaze]

looking to contribute to data oriented projects :¬)

[vernal salmon]

am looking to contribute on wasm, cloud, blockchain and rust library

[uncut mulch]

I am looking to contribute to any interesting project. I especially like working on various automation and optimizing and/or refactoring stuff.

[spark plover]

Hi!
Looking to contribute to:
Cloud
Blockchain

Pretty much anything (not low-level)

[desert sapphire]

Hello,
I am looking to contribute to blockchain or cloud related projects.

[devout elm]

Hey
Looking to contribute to anything. I'm trying to gain as much experience as I can.

[coral yoke]

Hello all, I am interested in contributing to embedded device related projects

[burnt sky]

looking to help anything :). i have experience with ffi/drivers/embedded domain. don't know much about async rust or web but willing to learn

[last citrus]

hey, i'm looking to contribute to any project.

[orchid jacinth]

Hello! I am looking to contribute on any project, trying to gain as much experience as I can

[bitter cliff]

Hello! I want to help voluntarily contributed projects, as Andre said, I want to gain as much experience as I can 😄

[wise rover]

im looking to help if you have any features you want implemented ! happy to explore new stuff

[supple nacelle]

i'm looking to contribute to a project and improve my rust skills

[patent perch]

9y++ security and cryptographic background, rust intermediate looking to contribute to a cool project

[stoic lagoon]

I'm looking to contribute to a project and improve my rust skills (beginner yet)

[fossil surge]

I am happy to contribute in actix web projects

[strong marsh]

I am a beginner in RUST but want to contribute to some project to improve my skills

[latent holly]

Anyone willing to port https://github.com/Vanilla-OS/first-setup to Rust with Relm4 (https://github.com/Relm4/Relm4) ?

I'm new to GUI development, so I would appreciate some help

Ping me if you're interested

[devout elm]

I am looking to contribute to open source projects and improve my rust skills. Please feel free to DM or ping me here if interested.

[rancid abyss]

I am looking to contribute to open source projects and improve my rust skills. I am interested in Decentralized area .

[compact igloo]

Open source desktop, webpage and mobile app
In AUTODOX we are building a modern decentralized application with dfinity IC and all built with rust. The frontend is using YEW framework the desktop uses TAURI with surealDB and cloud backend using dfinity IC using rust (not motoko). This is probably a new way of building apps and it may help you to learn a lot. Also, I believe all websites and apps should be built in this way in the near future.
Visit our repo here: https://github.com/aliscie/autodox-tauri

[hoary arrow]

Hello!

I'm looking to contribute to:

• Web Development
• Command Line Utilities
• Network Programming
• Web Assembly

I'm willing to help with pretty much anything: coding, reviews, tests or documentation.

I've contributed a bit in the past, but since I've got a bit more time these days, I'd really like to help a project that needs it.

Thanks!

[lusty ether]

Hello! I'm https://github.com/JettChenT. I'm looking to contribute to projects related to CLIs and the web. Feel free to DM!

[vocal token]

Hi! Looking to contribute, new to rust but eager feel free to DM.

[deft coyote]

Hi everyone, I started rust a month ago and I'm looking for contributors for my project ( https://github.com/AmineZouitine/rmt.rs ), it's very easy to understand for newbies on rust, and a lot of tasks have to be done. I'll answer to your dm with great pleasure !

[signal bobcat]

https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/ybcjl0/lotus_project_looking_for_maintainer/
https://github.com/rusty-sec/lotus

[supple nacelle]

Hello guys! I am looking to contribute to rust projects to learn and improve my rust skills

feel free to dm to me

[past sentinel]

Blazingly fast file search library built in Rust 🔥
https://github.com/ParthJadhav/rust_search

Looking for contributors ❤️

[latent stream]

I wanna help develop rust for iOS so I’m wanting to help bring some of the advanced rust tools to jailbroken devices like cargo and rustup

[devout elm]

Hello. I'm Axis, been using Rust only for the past few months. I'd like to contribute to someone's repository, ideally still small but having adequate dedication from the owner, using my minimal Rust skills. While I may not be the best at Rust, I'm extremely communicable and cooperative when it comes to requesting changes. I'm highly familiarized with the standard GitHub workflow, and wouldn't face any issues in creates issues/PRs or modifying such.

I've worked with macroquad in the past. I'm open to any kind of project that could do with some contributions.

[sinful tulip]

Hey I am looking to contribute to cyber security/pen-testing stuff

[silent pier]

Hi all, I'd love to help with whatever project is available. While a lot of my experience in the past few years has been higher-level languages like Javascript and Python, I absolutely love the development experience of Rust and want to improve my beginner skills by actually contributing to a project. DM me!

[narrow blade]

yo, im making a programming language (havent decided if its gonna be compiled or interpreted yet) and im wondering if anybody would be willing to contribute anything. dm me for more information

[glad monolith]

Have you looked at RedoxOS already?

[stoic anchor]

Hi guys, I'm looking for a blockchain related project to contribute to. Pls feel free to DM

[grizzled thunder]

Hi guys, I have been building this graph database for a month and open for contribution: https://github.com/nomadiz/solomon-db. Would love to have more people to join the journey! SolomonDB is an embedded and distributed Gremlin-compatible graph database that supports multiple storage layers (currently RocksDB and Redb). Feel free to DM

[loud vapor]

Hi guys. I am a gopher learning Rust. That I would like to do anything and I always get spare time at night. If you have any projects finding someone to contribute, feel free to dm me or just mail me at [email protected].

[devout elm]

hi guys im looking to contribute to begginer level rust projects to learn more about rust
be free to dm me

[storm finch]

Looking to contribute to Operating system and system design related projects.

[elfin juniper]

Looking to constribute in anything, I just want to write code, sick of maintaining enterprise code wich sucks.

[haughty agate]

Hello, spring dev here, looking to learn new stuff and contribute on any non web api based project at a rust's beginner level on my spare time. Feel free to dm.

[tardy patrol]

Hello, looking to contribute in anything coz wanting to write more code and contribute to something.

[knotty raft]

I'm looking for general stuff for beginner

[burnt heath]

Have a proficient background in c++ looking to contribute long term to a rust project. My interests are pure math/abstract algebra, ai/machine learning, language design, type theory or just general systems programming.

[feral orbit]

Hi, looking to contribute in any interesting projects.

[gray quiver]

do you want to contribute to https://github.com/gogo2464/cryptatools-rs ?

[gray quiver]

you too?

[muted tiger]

I'm looking to contribute. Happy to work on most anything. Have mostly worked in rust with actix (web and actor-based stuff), tauri, and wasm for web apps.

[past sentinel]

Hello, Anyone wanting to contribute to Cross-Platform App Launcher / Productivity tool built in Tauri & Svelte. Please Dm me

[devout elm]

I’m pretty much a newbie and I think I’ve grasped the fundamentals. I was hoping to contribute to a project that would let me get experience and improve

[celest spire]

We are a movement building a new government and free city called Lumina
Our backend is a serverless function programmed in Rust, using Juniper as our GraphQL endpoint

https://github.com/lumina-gov/graph-api
Our website is https://lumina.earth for more information about the movement

@muted tiger @feral orbit @elfin juniper @haughty agate if you are interested in volunteering to contribute to the project, here is an opportunity that will expose you to building and integrating with APIs, GraphQL and working with Diesel/Postgres databases

If anyone else is interested in contributing to such a project, you can find our discord via our website above

[feral orbit]

This looks interesting

I’ll let you know when I get home next week.

[signal plover]

looking to contribute to compiler/backend dev

[knotty raft]

https://github.com/TiagoRCorreia/rtodo

[tulip harbor]

Hi, i'm new to Rust but I do have experience in other languages so any open source project that is needing for help feel free to send me a message and I will learn what's needed.

[fickle tusk]

https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/100717

[bitter jackal]

Hi I'm looking for medium size CLI projects and beginner level issues in libraries

[devout elm]

Looking to contribute to embedded projects or libraries

[barren marsh]

Hello, looking to contribute to blockchain related stuff but I am at beginner level.

[rocky loom]

hello, looking to contribute to any projects relating to low level / network items or performance related projects

[fringe robin]

Same here

[merry yew]

https://github.com/LucaPaterlini/priority-expiry-cache what about this one teds, we ( at the moment me) focused on the performance of the cache implementation

[barren marsh]

Hey @fringe robin, did you find any?

[fringe robin]

Not yet XD

[barren marsh]

How about starting a new one? Just for learning purpose. I have a few ideas let me know if you are interested to discuss. I just want the tutorial hell to end now lol XD.

[topaz otter]

I’m working on something. See the embedded channel.

Maybe you can contribute to the crypto library I’m working on. It’s a fork of Wagyu with embedded support and more tokens. Would you be interested in helping me? @fringe robin @barren marsh

I’ve already started and will release a mostly complete base project soon

[barren marsh]

Hey @topaz otter, yeah I am interested in contributing.

[topaz otter]

That is great news, let me share the repo 🙂

If we release it as a public crate, you're welcome to be an owner if you contribute a reasonable amount

Or if you'd rather just do a couple minor tweaks, that's fine also.

[barren marsh]

Great, will see what can I do to help the project. Looking forward to it.

[barren marsh]

That's my Github User Name: zayn-kahn

[solar forum]

Hello, I'm looking to contribute at anything (main interests are in machine learning/deep learning and embedded), I'm a beginner level at rust

[topaz otter]

@barren marsh Just wanted to mention that I'm very close to pushing out a base. It's taking longer than expected to bump the crate versions of Wagyu, and make it compatible with an embedded environment. I'm close to completion.

Look forward to using this in an awesome embedded rust project, which is a super secure hardware wallet I'm building. Will prepare a build guide to post on YT, which I imagine will attract quite a few stars.

[gilded iris]

Hello! Looking to contribute. Especially interested in networking, telemetry, and embedded!

[topaz otter]

Would you be interested in contributing to a large Rust crypto wallet library with support for a wide range of cryptocurrencies, that supports embedded systems? I’m forking Wagyu and close to releasing something useable (a starter)

[gilded iris]

I’m sorry! I don’t have a very large interest in crypto. But thanks for responding I appreciate it

[gaunt spear]

Looking to contribute for the first time, I have been programming in rust for awhile now making projects. Interested in contributing to most projects

[reef pier]

Not right now but I am going to be working on a rocket microcontroller and might need help with the firmware, would you be interested? I still need to solder the prototype though

[gilded iris]

Sure!

[reef pier]

Here's the repo, probably going to be a week or two before I get started on the firmware https://github.com/Gip-Gip/msbaker

I'll message ya when I get some stuff done

[torpid star]

here is a group in github with a bunch of open source projects that you can work on!
https://github.com/letsbuilda

[fleet chasm]

Hey, I'm looking to contribute in cloud related projects! 🙂 (I'm pretty new to rust, but fluent in programming concepts)

[solemn mural]

Looking for a project to contribute. My latest project was https://github.com/joaoh82/rust_sqlite where I created from scratch. But I would also work as a Cloud Ops engineer and would to contribute to something related to cloud.

[brave kindle]

Looking to contribute to a cloud/distributed type project. Fairly new to Rust TBH and have been working on a Redis clone, but would love to work with some people more experienced than myself.

[undone yarrow]

I'm a beginner with rust and in open source looking to contribute to a good project if it relates to security that will make me more interested to help

[rigid vault]

Hi, I'm a C++ developer who recently got into rust. I'm looking to contribute to anything. My interests are mainly ML, ML hardware, and embedded systems, but i'm open for any project.

[sullen scaffold]

Have a look at Theseus OS (https://github.com/theseus-os/Theseus)
@rigid vault @gaunt spear @gilded iris @solar forum @rocky loom

[sly cove]

Looking to contribute to low-level rust projects

[mild anvil]

Hi! Looking to contribute to any rust project, especially something relating to distributed systems

[rapid sentinel]

hi 👋 really interested in contributing to anything rust related :)

[daring granite]

Hi, I'm a backend engineer. I use Python/Go at work and i was very interested in Rust. Looking to contribute to project that relating to Web/Game.

[sullen scaffold]

Theseus OS https://github.com/theseus-os/Theseus

[sullen scaffold]

Cargo https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo

[white stone]

Hello! I just started learning rust 3 months ago and built some rough projects in it... now looking to contribute to some real-world applications.

[devout elm]

Hi, there! My name is Antonio, and I'm looking to contribute to a real-world Rust project. It doesn't matter what it is, exactly - I just want to help!

[late nacelle]

Hello 👋. I'd like to contribute to a rust project. I'm new to rust but my interests are: web, programming language development and parsers

[wanton nacelle]

I'm interested in web development

[molten flower]

Im' interested

[sullen scaffold]

I think Clippy would be a good start (https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy)

[sullen scaffold]

you can contribute to Cargo (https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo). It's a great tool but it has some major shortcomings and would be awesome if you could help solve them 🙂

[sullen scaffold]

https://github.com/theseus-os/Theseus

[devout elm]

Thank you so much! 😄

[uncut chasm]

Hey guys, I'm looking for a project to contribute to that is approachable as someone who has never contributed to others' code before. I've been coding off and on for about 2-3 years but I've never really gotten past just doing CLI tools. I have no experience working with custom toolchains or build systems, but I'm open to learn.

[sullen scaffold]

I think a good place to start would be perhaps Clippy (https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy)

[tawdry apex]

Yeah Clippy looks interesting, well over 100 issues marked as "good-first-issue"

[swift ledge]

Looking to work on a video-related project

[runic storm]

Would love to contribute a UI to a project that doesn't have one, but would want one... By UI I mean native, not web based.

[sullen scaffold]

Rust is missing retained-mode UI toolkits for others to create UI projects. Would be awesome if you create that kind of library

[runic storm]

I am, sort of... https://github.com/limikael/appy However... It is a bit difficult to develop a library in isolation without a real world use case... So I'm looking for a use case

[sullen scaffold]

I think a word processor would be a use case, like LibreOffice / Only Office / Microsoft Word

[runic storm]

Ah it would be... Maybe one with static site generation that can also publish on IPFS?

[sullen scaffold]

yeah I think that sounds like a good idea, at least on the surface. I'm not an expert in this area though so if you want to be certain then mb you can ask in #gui-and-ui about the details

[calm kestrel]

Hey there! Was looking into contributing with opensource and I love Rust. Any tips for me? I do love working with OS stuff but have experience in Web networking and infrastructure.

[stuck rover]

hi, there is something a beginner can do? My experience is basically this web project in full rust https://github.com/fede183/rust-dive-travel-web

[hot slate]

hello , looking to contribute i got some beg-intermediate level exp. any non web projects, I would prefer to contribute will help me learn a lot increase my exp .

[hasty mist]

Hi, looking to contribute to graphics / rendering, compiler, web backend, other low level stuff

[hollow eagle]

How can I contribute when the stuff I can work on is so easy other people already take it and the ones that are available are too difficult for me?

[fleet violet]

Contribute to something which you already know something about, like if you use a external library all the time, why not check their repository and contribute to them since you already know a lot about it

[hollow eagle]

Thanks for the advice. Although it's still a little difficutl cuz when I find something I can contribute with to a library is usually something so easy that there's already other people working on it :\

guess the only thing left for me is to keep improving and see later what I can do

[final hawk]

Hey I'd love to contribute to projects related to network protocols and async rust

[placid stone]

looking for contribution, subject related to c,c++,html, css, , if required i am happy to learn other skills for the project.

[abstract sonnet]

looking to contribute to some microservice or backend project

[coral cedar]

@celest spire this thread is for people to announce that they're looking for places to contribute, not for such places to advertise themselves

[celest spire]

@coral cedar
The post clearly says this

People looking for contributors, feel free to message/ping the people in this post.

[coral cedar]

ah, I see! i misunderstood your post because of the long-winded explanation in the beginning and the (seemingly unrelated) pings at the end. Feel free to repost, but please keep it a bit shorter and within one message

[celest spire]

No problem thanks

[coral cedar]

let me know if you need the names of the people pinged again

[arctic birch]

hey! I'd love to contribute to postgres-related stuff.

[devout elm]

I am comfortable with some small things if you have a big project. Im looking for a project to grow with.

[ocean pollen]

Hi! I'm new to open source, but I would be open to contribute to anything that looks interesting. Preferably something more long term that I could get accustomed to over time.

[fleet violet]

@devout elm @ocean pollen you could check Slirik, that project is long term and will grow time to time, currently its bit inactive since im working on a smart tap but when im finished with that i will develop Slirik further. It is a programming language designed for fast typing and programming newcomers. The source gets compiled into readable assembly/bytecode for education to lower level. Also it uses Java for the compiler and rust for the VM (Java because its easier to maintain parts of the source code in objects, sort them and compile. And Rust for the VM for the performance). https://github.com/MrMystery10-del/Slirik

[quick lark]

We (just me for now) are looking for contribuitors for Toylang, the programming language for people who like fast compile times using multithreading, and the portability of bytecode, topped off with awesome syntax. We still need a lexer and more, so if you want to help: https://discord.gg/XbU5GU6Sv9

[heady echo]

Hello 👋 I'm a beginner looking to contribute in any Rust project on the side this summer.

[fickle jungle]

Hello, I am looking to contribute to Rust projects of exciting complexities and interesting challenges.

[devout elm]

Hello everybody 👋 !!
Is anyone here interested in contributing to Websurfx meta search engine (an alternative to Searx)??
https://github.com/neon-mmd/websurfx

[hexed acorn]

this post is for people that want to help other projects. if you'd like to recruit, make a new post in this channel instead

[devout elm]

My bad 😄 , I think I misinterpreted the first message you send in this post where you mentioned people looking for contributors feel free to ping people in this post. Thanks for pointing out my mistake I will take care about this next time 🙂.

[hexed acorn]

yeah, I meant like "ping specific people in this post". I think I should add an example to make it clearer, so thank you for the feedback c:

[devout elm]

You are welcome 💐 🙂. I love this community and I will always provide necessary feedback to make this community better.

[clear moss]

Looking to contribute in the data engineering or backend engineering space. I believe I am fairly fluent in Rust but would need supervision.

[jagged pewter]

Hello, looking to contribute. I have great experience in actix web diesel and core rust

[lofty lava]

hello, looking to contribute in any CLI app or game dev project or rust port/rewrite from another language like C. Bonus Is if it's something I could use daily

[timid vessel]

I am looking to contribute to open source projects, which I may use daily. Please feel free to DM me.

[trail topaz]

Hello! Looking to contribute or work on a project together, love automation(not k8s) and solving existing problems!

[pliant fulcrum]

Heelloo, looking to contribute to open source projects. Physicist / Data Scientist by trade so any thing with a heavy amount of maths would be great. Otherwise got general software dev / architecture experience so happy to do bug fixes.

[knotty barn]

hello! im looking for a project to contribute to for a longer amount of time, that may or may not be early in development. just dm me if you have a project

[jolly rock]

Looking to contribute to open source projects. Love rust projects (and other backend languages like Golang, Python-AI)
You can DM me.

[devout elm]

looking to contribute to open source, i'm totally beginner and noob, rust is my first language; Only rust for now. You can contact me if my profil interest you

[teal lynx]

Hello. Looking to contribute to any open source project. You can DM me about medium - advanced complexity issues.

[simple drift]

Looking to contribute to low-level software/systems Rust projects. (found something thanks)

[quasi path]

me too ^

especially unix based development (window managers, cli tools, terminal image protocol, file formats, language server protocols ect)

[quick lark]

Looking to contribute to nostd rust libraries, DM me if you have anything.

[lime oar]

I built a websocket server and client implementation in rust with reliability/unreliability for my indie game and it works well. I want to publish it as a package. Looking for someone who would like to help just publish it as its own crate

Its a big wrapper around tokio tungstenite basically

[lime oar]

here it is if anyone would like to take a stab at improving it/ adding to the readme and examples.
https://github.com/ethereumdegen/degen-websockets

[graceful token]

Looking to contirbute to anything non frontend.

[drowsy verge]

Open source kanban (banban) desktop app
Hi! We are looking for contributors willing to help us with our first open source project.
After 12 days of active development we've (I and @rotund wigeon) managed to publish a functional version v0.1.0.
The stack:

• tauri
• svelte
• SQLite (sea-orm / sqlx)
  https://github.com/HubertK05/banban

[sick prawn]

Looking to contribute to query optimization stuff.

[south robin]

Looking to contribute to anything around lang dev, backend, web or algorithms!

[trim moat]

I'm looking to contribute on compiler related stuff and tui apps 🙂

[blissful quartz]

👋🏻 looking to contribute to cryptography projects

[echo mason]

i can help with adding a readme and publishing it as a crate. please DM me.

[quasi path]

@trim moat @south robin (great name btw) you two should check out <oynx>. Its a slightly higher level assembly so its kind of an assembler/compiler project. dm me for more

[kind wigeon]

Open source RTMP server
Hi! I'm currently learning Rust and decided that learning networking was a good idea at the same time 🤷‍♂️ So I'm now making a server that will receive a stream from something like OBS and then make it available for people to watch on my upcoming website. but this has ended up being to much for me and my friend so we'd love some help with it 👉 👈
https://github.com/retrokiller543/rustic_rtmp

[uncut topaz]

Hey ya'll! 🦀 I'm building a rust password manager and generator CLI tool called Lockbox. I've created some good-first-issues and some more complex issues that needs help. If you're interested checkout the repo here. https://github.com/SonuBardai/lockbox Thanks!

[orchid ferry]

Hello, Rust Beginner looking to contribute to anything with a preference towards algorithms and web

[echo mason]

can't build the project

error: linking with cc failed: exit status: 1
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lxcb-shape: No such file or directory
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lxcb-xfixes: No such file or directory
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status

i'm using Ubuntu 22 on intel architecture

never mind. the below fixed the issue
sudo apt-get install libxcb-shape0-dev libxcb-xfixes0-dev

[hot palm]

Hello, I am looking to contribute to network based projects.

[dark meadow]

Hello, Looking to contribute, most interested in game dev, dev tooling, and tui apps

[glossy compass]

Hi all, looking to contribute to anything, I have experience using sqlx and working with rdbs, also have some experience using axum to build backends, really just looking to help in any way possible, always looking to learn so just dm me

[brave grove]

Hi, I would like to countribute to anything, my actual expiriences are backends with axum, sqlx, frontend with react, I can learn anything if you have the time to explain me too if you need

[jaunty ermine]

Hi all, I would like to contribute to anything, I have some experiences using Axum to build backends. I’m interested to learn anything. Please dm me

[gaunt acorn]

Hello, i'm looking to contribute to a few projects. I'm interested in developer tooling, CLI & TUI apps as well as OS development... I'm open to projects covering other aspects too. I'm fairly new to rust programming as such i'm open to learn more so please do reach out. Thanks in advance

[olive pivot]

Hello, I'm interested in contributing to open-source projects, particularly those related to back-end development and networking. Please feel free to send me a direct message. Have a great day!

[vapid bobcat]

hello, I'm looking forward to contribute to CLI/TUI apps

[humble cedar]

To everyone saying "I'll do anything", try awesome-for-beginners, a list of projects open for beginner assistance; if you aren't a beginner... just make PR's to projects you use?

[jaunty sleet]

Hi, looking to contribute to general stuff, intermediate level

[turbid mulch]

think its more of wanting to help out with very small and neiche projects rather than on the popular ones

[bright ingot]

Hey, looking to contribute! I'm a Node/TS dev trying to move away from pure web dev. So anything low-level/graphics/tcp/udp type things would be of most interested but not too picky. Beginner rust dev so far 🙂

[turbid mulch]

can help out with stuff, although I usually just bullshit my way through everything. Dm if ye got a cool project. Would HIGHLY prefer to work more closely on it. :V

[cloud tide]

Heyyy, I'm looking to contribute to anything windows related

[clear moss]

Hey, I am looking to contribute to anything that is related to data engineering, CLI apps or Tauri apps.

[grave rapids]

Im bored, unemployed, specialize in videogames, low-level, and gpu compute programming. Hmu if you are looking for a fresh pair of eyes on your projects.

[devout elm]

Hi, I'm looking to contribute to any Rust-based DBMS.

[fossil mesa]

Hey Rustaceans!

Not sure this is the appropriate channel for this, I'm sorry if it's not but we are organizing a Rust meetup in Paris on the evening of November 9th at 7:30 pm.

We are looking for passionate speakers to present at the meetup and share their knowledge or tips with the community. You can choose the topic you want, what you think interesting based on your own experience or examples you bumped into. There are just have a few requirements in terms of format:

-> 15-20mn real-life presentation with slides + 5-10mn of Q&A (no remote for now sorry)

-> Need to prepare yourself a few supporting slides on PowerPoint/GoogleSlides/Keynote (e.g. typically code screenshots)

-> Slides must be in English

-> Slides must be ready 10 days before the meetup and sent to the organization team. So before October 30th.

🦀 Who is in?? The event is all free of course, pizzas and beers included 🦀

[bronze crow]

@bright ingot @grave rapids since both of you specifically mentioned graphics, I wonder if you'd like to take a look at: https://github.com/clearlysid/cypher

I found the screen capture space lacking in the modern day dev-tooling especially now that we have newer OS-APIs like Apple's (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/screencapturekit/) and Windows' (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/windows.graphics.capture?view=winrt-22621)

I know the project is in a bit of a rough state (no readme, docs, etc.) but we can change that fairly easily if you'd like to lend a hand.

I don't have a Linux machine so there's always that portion that could use a hand, and more help always appreciated on the Windows front (cc: @cloud tide) specially if you're familiar with DirectX etc.

[grave rapids]

I’ll check it out

[bronze crow]

updated the Readme to clarify a few things 🙌

[bright ingot]

@bronze crow @grave rapids Looks interesting! Not sure where to start. Could I DM you?

[fading helm]

Hi, looking to contribute to general stuff, intermediate level

[echo mason]

Looking for user feedback and Feature requests

https://github.com/zahash/royalguard/

[hearty estuary]

https://github.com/rscarson/rustyscript

First major rust project I finish, so contributions and ideas much appreciated

The crate is meant to provide a quick and simple way to integrate a runtime javacript or typescript component from within rust

[cloud tide]

I just saw this, I was working on my crate https://github.com/NiiightmareXD/windows-capture which happens to be useful for your project so I decided to open a pr and add it and then I saw you are already using it 😂

I'm free if you need anything else

[bronze crow]

Found your crate literally 2-3 days ago. Thank you for your fabulous work! You've saved me so much time ❤️ What is the best way to get in touch for help?

[bronze crow]

One place I could definitely use a hand is encoding the captured Frames into a video file. It could either be done using ffmpeg-rust (which can potentially be our solution cross-platform) or the built-in encoders on Windows.

[north fossil]

Hi everyone, I am just starting my Rust journey with a little project of mine : https://gitlab.com/romzorus/karnaboo. The goal is to help sysadmins handle their update flows in a centralized way. This is mostly based on "apt-cacher-ng" and "ArangoDB" (with a little touch of bash scripting).
It isn't a low level program but for a beginner like myself, it puts in motion most of the important concepts (multi-threading, networking, async, dealing with a database, interaction with the operating system, reading config files) so I think it can be interesting for other beginners as well.
I made a video to present the project : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUFpegW3hGQ
I'm not a professional programmer (and non native speaker) so don't be surprised to find strange things in the code and english mistakes (feel free to point them out).
Any help/input/opinion is welcome !

[cloud tide]

DM me on Discord and we can talk about it, I think using Windows built-in encoders is better for Windows because they are more performant than ffmpeg

[lofty lava]

i have a linux machine, can i dm you, i am interested

[zenith aspen]

Looking to contribute... I love maths. Any suggestions pls

[zenith aspen]

I have a m1 macbook htw

Btw*

[hearty estuary]

Can I pm you
Ive been looking for someone who can help me get my software working on osx - it's maths adjacent

[odd garden]

Looking to contribute, have experience with AWS, linux, freebsd and epoll/kqueue networking and similar low lvl things. Can also dive in performance related issues. Currently I am busy as a DevOps and my most recent experiences are very closely related to platform engineering and ci/cd automation. Can also help out there as well.

[zenith aspen]

Sure, I am a newbie, so working under some senior dev would be preferable.

[bronze crow]

Yes please, feel free! Linux is a completely blank canvas at the moment and I have zero clue how to get started there.

[echo mason]

Looking for user feedback and Feature requests

https://github.com/zahash/reactivate

[dull tusk]

you mentioned experience with FreeBSD, kqueue, and ci/cd, which makes me think you may be interested in checking out sysinfo. There are always usually a few open issues regarding BSD support
https://github.com/GuillaumeGomez/sysinfo/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+freebsd

the ci/cd part would really only be relevant if you were interested in taking a look at NetBSD/OpenBSD too, although I know that's an entirely different beast than FreeBSD

[unique shuttle]

looking for feedback on codebase as well as documentation
https://github.com/redpenguinyt/gemini-rust

[spiral terrace]

Hello, looking to contribute to JS part or front-end part if it's the case

[sharp trellis]

hello, I have published a library for the first time and I would love to get some feedback or contributions!

https://github.com/gabrieldemian/vincenzo/tree/master/crates/vincenzo

[silent hawk]

Looking to contribute on any project Intermediate level

[rapid fossil]

might want to check #1174276284541583411 :)

[devout elm]

looking to contribute on some fun projects that are kind of a joke but work well by now and could be used in production but still, kind of a joke

[autumn beacon]

Hello
Willing to contribute to project, intermediate level. Preference for safe rust. I am gucci with web, perhaps some CLI. Have a few days to kill so looking what I could get started on right now

[rapid fossil]

looking to contribute on intermediate/advanced rust projects

[heady basin]

Hello, willing to contribute related to backend related stuff.

[devout elm]

@heady basin hey, would you like to help with a compiler backend?

[heady basin]

@devout elm sure, would love to contribute!

[devout elm]

https://git.ablecorp.us/skylang

There!

also working on the parsing to AST would be nice

[pallid knoll]

Hi, I’m not completely new to developing, but Rust is fairly new to me. I’ve created some cli and api apps (in Rust to clarify) and I’d like to get involved with contributing to project so I can get more experience working with other people and viewing rust code.

I don’t mind to actually dig in and fix technical issues or even update documentation

[proven wraith]

Looking to contribute to backend intermediate level stuff

[devout elm]

:-3 what about a compiler 🇫🇷

🥖

🇫🇷

[tranquil zenith]

Hi everyone, looking to contribute to backend advanced level stuff. I have been using Rust since the 2018 edition. Can do anything from web, embedded (with a little help), async rust, web Assembly, and Cli tools.

[weak coral]

Looking to contribute, I mainly work as an SRE, I write some Rust I consider myself beginner. I've wrote a complete rust CLI in my work before and comfortable with the language in general

[storm jasper]

Looking to contribute with new cli projects

[lean yacht]

hi, looking to contribute to web-related projects. 🙂

[spare glen]

Hello, everyon.

Me, too.

[boreal basalt]

Hi everyone , We are looking for contributors to open source project decentralized media servers designed to handle media streaming on a global-scale, making it suitable for large-scale applications but with minimal cost. It is designed with SAN-I/O in mind, 🚀 Powered by Rust with memory safety and high performance https://github.com/8xFF/atm0s-media-server  We welcome contributions from The Rust community and are always looking for new ideas and suggestions.

[sage cloak]

I'm a semi-beginner looking for some people to code/work on something with. I'm mostly looking to work and talk with other people so I'm willing to learn anything.

[fringe palm]

Hi, I have been working on a version control system written purely in Rust. Do drop of a star on the repository if you liked the idea, it would mean a lot
https://github.com/shubhexists/vault

[wheat nova]

That’s is a great idea. I’m very impressed at the code and looking forward to contribute

[ocean fern]

I'm writing the #1189697864448888862 ! I'm fairly unexperienced, so I would love to have some help and contribute with all of you. Let's write code together

[hallow hedge]

Hello all, i am looking to contribute to databases or systems related projects

[noble forge]

Howdy: 👋 Been working in rust for a while, experience in most branches of the language -- looking to dip my toes in the Open Source community and learn more! Mostly excited about increasing the learnability/usability of !

[bold compass]

Im just starting in Rust and want to learn more. Ive gotten the basics down, but because of the nature of my current project, I haven't had much hands on experience with borrowing or lifetimes. Down to contribute to anything, but projects that have a lot of interaction with memory would be preferred.

[daring ocean]

Hi all! Im beginner in Rust.. I want to contribute on some low level stuff!!! Anyone?

[snow hamlet]

Hey all, I've been learning Rust through a personnel Crptographic FFI library. Looking to collborate.

[lost sierra]

Intermediate level general stuff, would love to contribute to some low level stuff where I can learn a thing or two.

[devout elm]

hi, im interested in back-end / cloud stuff. Intermediate level

[obsidian breach]

yo, looking to contribute to general stuff, beginner level if possible...

[winged plume]

Hello everyone

I'm excited to introduce my latest project, byteblitz, which you can find here: https://github.com/noahra/byteblitz

byteblitz is a versatile binary file viewer. It examines files and transforms their binary content into various formats. If you find this project interesting or useful, I'd be thrilled if you could give it a star – your support is incredibly motivating. I welcome and value all feedback, so please feel free to share your thoughts. Additionally, if you're interested in contributing to the project, I warmly invite you to join in. Your involvement would be greatly appreciated! 🙏

[dire locust]

Hi, beginner level Rustacean here looking to contribute to cloud/ops/infra related projects.

[ashen moss]

Semi begginer in rust looking who wants to help out on any projects i can.

[fleet bay]

Junior Dev(just passed my exams) looking to contribute to beginner stuff to learn rust.

[sharp dagger]

I would like to find some 🇨🇵 peoples to learn Rust and working on any project

[dusk raptor]

I'm a beginner too, but do you want to work with me on my learn-Rust project?

Or @ashen moss ?

[ashen moss]

Yeah what is your project?

[long forge]

keenly interesting.

@sharp dagger Can I take a look at your project?

[sharp dagger]

I currently have no decent project ahah 😁
I try to find some peoples to do a project to help me to learn Rust in a cool way 🙂

[dusk raptor]

It is https://github.com/coolcoder613eb/basic-rs

[civic hamlet]

I have some intermediate experience in Rust (and quite some experience in C/C++; systems in general), and for some reason love using Rust's iterators a lot. Feel free to ping me even if I don't fall into your target category, I would love to learn new stuff and help contribute.

[dusk raptor]

Hi @civic hamlet , are you interested in working with me on my simple BASIC interpreter?

[civic hamlet]

sure! ill try to do what i can!

[dusk raptor]

Do you use macOS?
My editor (Zed) is good for collab, but it is only for mac ATM

[civic hamlet]

nope, vscode with rust analyzer on Ubuntu on wsl2

also imo we should archive the current repo (rename it to old or smth) and create a new project from scratch. and change all the println calls to loggers, separate different semantic items into their own modules, have a lib.rs and only use a main.rs for io, etc., for starters

[dusk raptor]

I would just put it in a branch called old or first-try

[civic hamlet]

and also better commit messages

[rapid fossil]

ello, I'd like to contribute to anything of any rust level as long as it isn't doing c bindings or no-std (dm)

[uneven dirge]

Hi,. I'm looking to contribute to any networking Rust related project, knowledge level in Rust is intermediate

[gloomy hull]

I’m willing to contribute to anything intermediate or below, as long as it’s not FFI

[gritty flame]

I'm good with C, Python, Js and C++. Beginner to Rust.
To be honest I learned mostly from Universities resources and Chatgp. Also Leetcode challenges. I like to learn even if I'm not comfortable. I'm happy to help. 🙂

[scarlet quiver]

G'day looking to contribute, happy to jump on anything rust beginner/intermediate friendly, looking to get my feet wet in rust open source.

[stone narwhal]

Hello
I'm looking to conctribute on systems programming projects where I can be given tasks and where I can learn a lot. Maybe a focus on developing database systems, OSs, or lower level applications that will mostly interface with the OS. You can contact me at: [email protected]. I'm still in university, but I'm really eager to learn and develop code

Thank you

[digital moon]

hey i'm taking a career break from being an enterprise backend dev and learning rust. would love to collaborate to learn best practices in the language. happy to jump in on boring stuff like code cleanup, documentation etc but wanting to pump out some high quality rust to add to my CV eventually. PM me 🦀

[chilly frost]

NOTE: I am not actively pursuing this right now and me and the other person who were initially working on this have switched to another project so this post is moot.

I'm thinking about building a DAW in Rust with WASM, Leptos, and WGPU. Not sure how much experience you have with audiodev, graphics programming, or WASM but there will be a lot of backend and frontend alike. I'm pretty experienced at Rust at this point and would love to teach my knowledge! Not sure what will come out of it or even if I'll be able to finish it but it will definitely be a learning experience for me and if that sounds interesting, I'd love to get in touch and maybe get someone else on board. I'm still very much trying to plan and figure out a vision of what I want the experience to be like.

If anyone else is interested, feel free to ping. I would like to keep any core team small at least to start though.

@stone narwhal What do you think of the above? It's all WASM and may be either in the browser or in Tauri so no interfacing with the OS directly at all but it will involve lol-level audiodev and cross-platform yet low-level GPU access. Totally understand though if you're looking for something else though. Btw, on an unrelated note, have you ever considered looking into embedded / OSdev / microkernaling? I've kinda gotten into that stuff too to a degree though I'm looking at the above project for now.

[stone narwhal]

I'd be moe than happy to

Dm

[stone narwhal]

So we can talk on what you want me to do

[cunning flame]

Hi, looking for someone interested in porting a small Rust open source project used for GPU cracking vanity addresses on a blockchain project. (Need to port to another blockchain tech).

Project is a few years old and Ive taken a look at it, but have too many things on my plate. Not a Rust expert but been in SW for 25+ yrs, primarily write F#. Well versed in overall clean code. Would consider a small stipend as a bounty for the right engineer.

[marble oyster]

https://github.com/Frenyum-Network/frenyum-node?tab=readme-ov-file

[wild moat]

Would love to collaborate on some interesting open source Rust projects. Happy to work on whatever is needed. I've built several projects in Rust and consider myself a solid intermediate skill level. Check out my GitHub https://github.com/WVAviator and reach out if you're interested.

[safe bough]

hi, would you be willing to work with somewhat beginners ?

[chilly frost]

Yes. To note, I've shelved the project I described for now since I got in touch with someone else here and realized that it was way too ambitious for what I could put in right now and there were so many moving parts right off the bat that it turned the steep learning curve into a cliff. I'm still in contact with anarchy.net but project goals there are currently undefined. I'm not sure what you'd be interested in but I'd be happy to act as a mentor and help out in some smaller projects. I'm interested in hearing your thoughts

[safe bough]

i'm willing to make pretty much anything

[chilly frost]

What areas of comp sci are you experienced in and or interested in? Audio, graphics, embedded, etc?

[safe bough]

i would like to learn graphics and i have tiny experience with opengl

[chilly frost]

That's actually great since I'm pretty experienced in a Rust graphics library called wgpu. I'm writing an mdBook about it.

Currently me, that other person, and someone else are looking into making a new Rust ML framework. The other two are intermediate in Rust and very beginner but fluent in C++ respectively. I don't know if you want to try joining up with us or if you want to work on something more independently that I can help out a little in and answer any questions.

Don't know how much you've done with GPU computing in OpenGL but we will be doing some of that as well.

[safe bough]

that's great i tried making a neural network not long ago (not much success on my own) so ML sounds good and for opengl i only made the 3d cube and then never touched it again

[chilly frost]

The good ol cube. Should I DM you an invite to the private server we're using for the development?

[safe bough]

sure

[cerulean plank]

sent you a connection request

[cunning flame]

oops, i deleted it earlier this AM, your profile looked like spam to me. any previous experience / socials etc?

[cerulean plank]

No worries. My previous experience (real world) is in the java land, lately delving into rust and looking to make a full transition. Let's chat in private so we don't spam this thread (maybe you can send a connection request to me).

[pine kayak]

I'm looking to contribute to a project that needs help with async/networking

[twilit mason]

I’d like to contribute to anything related to Web3

[flint kraken]

I would like to contribute to tui/gui related projects.

[crimson sphinx]

https://github.com/drumni/nodium

need some helpers

[round dust]

If someone is looking for rust gigs - https://www.rustwizards.com

[copper sandal]

I want to join you

[solemn rune]

Heyyy, looking for a chance to contribute somewhere. Came to rust after many years in front end / typescript jfyi

[waxen tinsel]

Would love to contribute, still new to rust, have been working with python for ages; mostly back-end/API stuff, some NLP stuff. if you have something let me know and I can see whether I can help you out 🙂

[spare ore]

i would love to contribute in your project and with feedback support.

[inner summit]

looking to contribute to machine learning/deep learning (frameworks/libraries), have some background in intelligent systems, but I can't find way to apply this background, my goal is to find some job in rust
also rust beginner here,
I'm also open for other type of projects 🙂

[boreal mango]

check https://github.com/tracel-ai/burn

[chilly frost]

Hi. I just modified the original message I wrote as people like you understandable keep stumbling onto it even though it's no longer active. I've shelved that project for now to focus on another project with someone else I've met here and their own buddy, funny enough, involving ML. It's currently a total mess if I'm being honest but we're slowly making some progress. I can invite you to our own server but I warn you: it can get rather chaotic and random.

Two others have shown interest, joined the other server, and immediately ghosted both it and me for some reason. I have absolutely no idea why as I've tried reaching out to see what I could do to help make things more welcoming to them but to no avail.

If you want to work on a DAW like that, I'd love to help you with that although I am a little stretched thin right now. Working on a prototype with another person, especially one with as much actual experience as you on this subject on a prototype would teach me and bring me a lot of insight into how to make a remake full version as I anticipate that whatever I come up with initially will likely be a mess that that I will end up remaking anyways. That's my two cents though about that.

Another thing, just in case you're interested is that I've been spending some time drafting a specification for my own esoteric programming language although the eventual JIT and possible compiler will likely be C++ projects due to having to work with LLVM. Who knows though; maybe I could make it work with CXX in near-pure Rust.

Ultimately, it's your call and whatever sounds most interesting to you if you're still interested.

[dire locust]

Rust Beginner here - looking to contribute. I prefer networking/cloud/ops projects but open to others too. Fluent in Java, dabbler in Python and Typescript, beginner in Rust.

[hot quest]

Rust Beginner here - looking to contribute to tools , i prefer working on projects related to data, be it ML , data engineering, data analysis, databases, if your codebase has documentation or its not a huge codebase I would be able to make sense of it and contribute, While I prefer to do ML Stuff, i am not averse to anything, i know python, c++ and rust

[prisma laurel]

I'm a beginner in rust, and I would love to contribute to some cli tools to improve my skills.

[prisma laurel]

Thanks. I'm interested.
I'll send you a DM now

[cursive talon]

hello, I'm a rust beginner with years experience with other languages (go, ts, python, etc.) and looking to contribute, particularly interested in cryptography and security

[cold loom]

Hi Ishaan,

I'm beginner in Rust and prior experience in writing code in C. I'm interested to know more about it.

[tired prairie]

Hey! I'm looking for a teammate for my project. If you are interested, please review the relevant post: [Looking for Co-Founder at PrompAI: AI Service Marketplace]

[devout elm]

"good base" lmao

that shit was terrible

i might actually go back to developing rox with you

[frozen charm]

I'm a beginner rust developer, i have more experience in python, golang and javascript. I'd like to contribute to some beginner/intermediate projects

[uneven crystal]

Hey looking to contribute to anything. Just want to get my hands dirty.

[smoky ravine]

hi, I have some years in java programming, I want to contribute to anything related to web service

[gloomy hull]

This is a rust server

[patent lotus]

hey! looking forward to contribute anything related to rust! just want to sharpen my rust understanding!

[north fossil]

Hi, I'm working on a scalable automation tool (ansible-like) written in Rust. The goal is to handle hundreds of hosts in parallel. It's based on a controller/worker system with RabbitMQ in the middle. There is also an "all-in-one" version that does everything. Would love some feedback, ideas, opinions and even contributions if you feel like it !

https://gitlab.com/dux-tool/dux

Also have a github repo but it's just an automated sync of the gitlab one (https://github.com/romzorus/dux).

[north fossil]

Hello, I happen to be 🇫🇷 ^^ if you are still looking for projects, I would love some feedback https://gitlab.com/dux-tool/dux

[craggy perch]

@woven topaz

[woven topaz]

?

[craggy perch]

Am ready

For the rust-pip contribution

Ik am a bit too late

Maybe too late

Butt I recently started using rust nd have made quite a few things in it

[craggy perch]

If u r upto making a project together js DM me

[runic jetty]

I want to get started contributing to improve my coding skills and learn to work with others.
I don't mind the subject as long as I can help.
The only problem is that I have no experience outside of university so I might need sometime to get acquainted with the repo and a little bit if hand holding.

[rapid fossil]

open to collaborate

[ashen arch]

Very new to Rust. Looking forward to get my hands dirty on a project. My day jobs have been in C/C++ , so not new to programming. pl DM me if you are looking for a contributor

[formal juniper]

I am looking for a project to work with and to learn from based on Rust. Background as full stack engineer, but I have a good understanding on how rust works. If you have any proposal dm me!

[jolly stump]

I would love to contribute on:

1. Networking related rust projects.
2. Webassembly projects

[vestal inlet]

https://github.com/db-keli/kelvin

This is my rust project, kelvin is a terminal password manager
I’m open to contributions and I open issues to help contributors

[vestal inlet]

kelvin is a password manager like 1password but for the terminal. kelvin generates strong passwords from the terminal to your clipboard. generated passwords could be encrypted and saved with the domain names or what they correspond to, locally. all encrypted passwords are saved locally for later decryption by the authorized user. kelvin saves the data locally and encrypts the hidden directory with the gnu gpg.

in future kelvin is to be a terminal app with tui, daemonized so it could be started with a keybinding when user wants to get their password or add a password to the vault.

[wild trench]

🤚

[near osprey]

Hello! I'm the same as you!
Open to collaborate and trying to understand and improve in rust.
My main interests are networks and cybersecurity but I'm open to all sorts of projects

[little thunder]

Hi hi, I'm a new rust dev but my past experience has primarily been focused around backend development and infrastructure.

[young stream]

Hello! I'm a current data science student, and summer just hit. I have some free time on my hands and would like to delve deeper into the language with some practical problems. I love math, programming, and everything about algorithms. I know a few other languages as well, as Python, Ts, and to some degree C#. I'm open for the most projects, just send a DM!

[waxen tinsel]

hey, have you already found https://www.arewelearningyet.com/ ? that might be a good starting point for you. there's a zulip chat over at https://rust-ml.zulipchat.com/ also

[young stream]

Oh nice, i haven't seen this yet. I will definitely look more into this.

[abstract zealot]

Hi, I am backend engineer looking to contribute to any web3 project

[vapid bough]

Hey, looking for contribute with any project that interest me

[clever jackal]

Hi all, looking to contribute to any interesting Rust projects 🙂

[tidal crescent]

Looking to contribute. I have undergrad level understanding of math and physics. I've written combinatorial parser (via nom in Rust), worked on a few games, and done some basic networking (async-std, futures, futures-signals)

[obsidian drift]

Hi all I'd like to contribute to a project. Command line tools are probably where my passion is but I'm open to anything. I have finished Rustlings and am feeling semi confident in my ability to make small additions and fixes.

[supple nacelle]

hi guy's
looking for a project to contribute on beginner level

[young plover]

I have a made a simple calculator in rust, if you want to contribute check the git repo. It is pretty simple and the whole logic is written by me...(It is not complete yet and is not release ready, need to add more functions to it and fix many bugs, also as of now it uses macroquad for gui rendering but in future might make a switch to iced. Also you can dm me if a beginner, I can answer your questions in free time as I am also a beginner.)

https://github.com/RedddFoxxyy/Calcurus

[cursive mountain]

Looking to contribute general stuff for beginner and automation

[hallow ocean]

looking for a project to contribute on beginner level

[slow pebble]

Looking for open source contributors to Rust projects
https://users.rust-lang.org/t/looking-for-contributors-to-open-source-projects

An article from a series about one of the projects https://systemweakness.com/hitchhikers-guide-to-building-a-distributed-filesystem-in-rust-the-very-beginning-2c02eb7313e7

[hallow ocean]

I am interested

[devout elm]

looking for a pal for a rust-based video editor

[spiral dew]

Does anyone here know of climate/environment related rust projects?

[slow pebble]

@hallow ocean @hallow ocean maybe get involved and let's make these 2 projects more environmentally friendly 🙂
https://github.com/radumarias/rfs
https://github.com/radumarias/syncoxiders

[neon fjord]

Looking to contribute to anything. I have been working on Rust for the past 6 months and would love to contribute back.

[slow pebble]

maybe get involved and let's make these 2 projects more environmentally friendly 🙂
https://github.com/radumarias/rfs
https://github.com/radumarias/syncoxiders

[misty forum]

Anyone know any native rust UI frameworks (not web based like tauri) that can accept intermediate level rust contributors?

[slow pebble]

https://github.com/emilk/egui/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md

[quartz haven]

Greetings rustaceans. I'm interested in contributing to projects related with math, physics simulation, algorithms. Rust beginner, know python, a little bit of C# and JavaScript. Have a degree in structural mechanics, will finish my phd in a year. I want to Learn Rust in more efficient and useful way, rather than just reading books and completing 100500 tasks on codewars and leetcode.

[dapper sage]

Hi, I’m looking to contribute to a project. I would prefer that the work not involve any UI and be more BE focused.

[dapper sage]

I’m a 3 YOE software II python developer by the way

[bronze condor]

Hey there, this might interest you: https:/github.com/Geo-AID/Geo-AID

There's plenty to do in plenty different areas: languages, compilers, data visualisation in different formats, optimisation algorithms (a very important part of the whole thing). Feel free to contact me in any way you see fit in case you're interested

[crystal lily]

Would you be interested in contributing to Ngyn? https://github.com/ngyn-rs/ngyn

Ngyn is a web framework built on hyper which makes it easy to build fast and ergonomic web servers.

Docs is available at https://ngyn.rs

[crystal lily]

There's so much you can contribute to: from docs, to bug fixing (if any), to feature improvements

[fallen hawk]

Hello, I'm looking to contribute to a project and expand my knowledge around FFI stuff, so I'd preferably like to work on things like bindings to libraries

[echo mason]

if anyone is interested in this project, you are very welcome to contribute. most of the work now is adding language support
https://zahash.github.io/#/jsoncodegen

[hot solstice]

Hey there, For the past few months, I started learning Rust and currently working on this blogging application using Actix and I sent my first PR also. I started reading the contributing guide to contribute to the Rust compiler also but after much reading, I am confused about where to start and which issues to work on. Currently, I am roaming but need but need some regarding this.

Thank you!

[worn chasm]

I have been building various Modular Projects to learn about Rust.Here is my github:
https://github.com/mdabir1203/Modular-Rust-Learning

I would appreciate a module from you.Feel free to ask more questions

[tribal summit]

locking to contribute any thing intersting?

[heady glen]

I'm a software engineer, comfortable in Rust, looking to contribute to an open source project within my interests. My interests include (but not exclusively): compilers/programming languages/databases, maths/finance, data engineering and webservers.

Do feel free to ping me, I have a fair amount of spare time to dedicate myself to this.

[late hatch]

Hi, looking to contribute to low-level stuff like osdev or graphic programming (wgpu, but can be on a big framework like bevy)

[steady anchor]

Hi, @crystal lily

I wanna contribute to the project.
let me know if it is possible.

[void mulch]

Looking to contribute on web design and front-end dev.

[amber dove]

Hiii, looking to contribute. I am a beginner.

[muted tiger]

I'm looking to contribute, whether writing code or docs. Currently I'm playing with io_uring and building up to a "from scratch" async WebSocket server (https://www.thespatula.io/rust/rust_io_uring_echo_server/). I'm documenting the process along the way.

[pallid remnant]

Greetings, fellow rustaceans. I've been learning rust for the past few months and have a good understanding of the fundamentals. I've worked on my own small projects mostly related to networking and concurrent programming and would like to get into open-source dev to get more confidence and to polish my skills in writing production level code. Interesting projects and mentorship would be much appreciated. Open to contributing to anything related to networking, concurrent programming, and blockchain use cases.

[worn chasm]

Would you like to help me add a module here :

https://github.com/mdabir1203/Modular-Rust-Learning

[pallid remnant]

I'll check out your repo and see if i can contribute an appropriate module.

[worn chasm]

Thank you very much

[maiden bloom]

Hi! I'm looking for mentorship and to contribute!

[lime gate]

I’m looking for contributors to provide insights and suggestions to help shape Diwan, especially with terminal integration and overall improvements and other features that will be implemented in the future.
How can people contribute: You can check out the development branch here:
Diwan Development Branch
For ongoing improvements, see the improve branch. Details about how to contribute and what’s needed are in the README file

[worn chasm]

Hey did you check and found anything to contribute ?

[snow shale]

Rust, ZK, Rollups

[snow shale]

https://github.com/MuhtasimTanmoy/chain-rs

Anyone want to contribute?

[slender kite]

Hello everyone! Who wants to learn to code in Rust by joining an Open Source project?

The rustsn project is a tool in the Rust language that performs the following functions:

Generate, compile and test code using machine learning models (LLMs).
Resolve dependencies.
Provide explanations of existing code using embeddings.

https://github.com/evgenyigumnov/rustsn

[analog breach]

Hi! 🙂 If there is a project to contribute regarding cryptography, b-chains, AWS, k8s, please let me know.

[jaunty sigil]

Hi, I'm looking to contribute somewhere in machine learning/data science space if possible. I'm also interested in systems programming, perhaps OS or smartwatch app design, something closer to the hardware. A little experience with Unix sockets and async and interested in learning new things.

[woven pumice]

Hello there, I have written a Minecraft server fully in Rust.

Im currently looking for contributors, We also have some docs 😄

https://pumpkinmc.org

https://github.com/Snowiiii/Pumpkin

[shadow sparrow]

We currently have the fastest and closest to production ready Minecraft server written in Rust.
Let me know if you would be interested in contributing.

https://github.com/andrewgazelka/hyperion

We are supported by https://buildtheearth.net/teams/nyc and https://www.youtube.com/@TheMisterEpic

[rustic wraith]

Hello I would be interested in working on Virtual Machine, Unikernels, Networking and Container projects. Please let me know if you require any additional engineers.

[rose zenith]

I am data engineer. I have good experience of Spark, SQL, BigData, Cloud and fundamentals of coding. I have recently started to learn Rust. I have good beginner level understanding of Rust. I am happy to contribute in any project at any level. TIA

[covert reef]

Looking to contribute to an open source project. Comfortable with beginner stuff with clear instructions as to what is required. First time contributing

[slender kite]

Shiva: A New Project, an Alternative to Apache Tika and Pandoc
I began the journey of the Shiva project with the first commit in March 2024, aiming to create a versatile tool written in Rust for document parsing and conversion. Over the months, it has grown significantly, expanding support for a wide range of file formats including HTML, Markdown, plain text, PDF, JSON, CSV, RTF, DOCX, XML, XLS, XLSX, ODS, and Typst. Shiva is an open-source project, and its repository can be found at https://github.com/igumnoff/shiva

The goal with Shiva is to provide an alternative to established tools like Apache Tika, written in Java, and Pandoc, developed in Haskell. While these tools have long been staples for developers working with documents, Shiva aims to offer a simple and efficient alternative that can handle the growing diversity and complexity of digital documents. The project is evolving quickly, and there is still a lot of work to do, but we are excited about the progress so far.

A huge thank you to all the contributors who helped add support for so many formats. Your efforts have been invaluable.

Feel free to check out the repository and contribute or provide feedback. The community is open to ideas and collaboration to push the boundaries of what Shiva can achieve.

[worn chasm]

I am interested. What would you say to be first contribution?

[slender kite]

https://github.com/igumnoff/shiva/issues/127

[craggy perch]

https://github.com/oxumlabs/neit and/or https://github.com/oxumlabs/ven

[bronze gazelle]

Hello, I am looking for rust projects with good first issues and open to new contributors. I have been learning Rust irregularily and want to commit more efforts. I am interested in all subjects but mainly backends, databases, networking, etc..

[slender kite]

https://github.com/evgenyigumnov/rust-recipes-for-beginners

I’m looking for contributors for a book on Rust.

[gloomy herald]

I'm looking to contribute to rust lang or any projects that need a extra developer.

[worn chasm]

Here you can contribute to this : https://github.com/mdabir1203/Modular-Rust-Learning

Maybe add a module or help me build a Rust Backend

[worn chasm]

Here here

[worn chasm]

Hey I would like to contribute.What do you want me to do?

[slender kite]

Hi. Do you see chapter list? In which chapter are you guru?)

[slender kite]

CBLT — A Safe, Fast, and Minimalistic Web Server in Rust Programming Language
If you're interested in looking at the code or contributing, here's the link to the repository: https://github.com/evgenyigumnov/cblt

[sharp bear]

Hey, sharing here Tuono: https://github.com/Valerioageno/tuono. A fullstack react framework with the server side written in Rust with Server side rendering. It uses Axum under the hood.

[formal arrow]

Hello, I'm looking to contribute. I have learned Rust on my own and I want to be a part in a real project. This is my GitHub, if it helps, although it's pretty barren: https://github.com/KingTheSim

[sharp bear]

Join us on our discord channel so we can discuss it 🙂 https://discord.com/invite/khQzPa654B

[worn chasm]

I made one.Would you like to add a module with some explanation :
https://github.com/mdabir1203/Modular-Rust-Learning

[safe gazelle]

Hello, looking to contribute to network related stuff

[craggy perch]

hi there looking to contrib to anything tho preferbly something that just started

[sharp bear]

@craggy perch would you consider a 5 months old project "just started"? Check out tuono

@safe gazelle If you want tuono is a fullstack web framework.

[jolly hemlock]

I see

[shut stirrup]

Looking to contribute in to general stuff for intermediate.

[solemn bluff]

The fakeit project looks for contributors: https://github.com/PumpkinSeed/fakeit
The code is pretty simple so it is beginner friendly. Let me know if you are intersted.

[lament lance]

Looks like it can replace fakerjs, for when I port my JS/TS applications to Rust. Though, it seems to lack serde support, do you plan to add that? 😄

[orchid holly]

Looking to contribute, comfortable with pretty much anything that isn't SUPER advanced(i.e. I wouldn't want to work on, like, a cloud platform, but would work on a complex application or, like, cargo).

[nimble glen]

I'm looking to contribute to rust backend. I'm also open to contribute in other language parts like java/kotlin/python/js/ts and frontend(React/Next, Vue/Nuxt ...).
Feel free to DM me.
Thanks.

[sharp bear]

https://github.com/tuono-labs/tuono

[hidden anvil]

i'd to be added to contribute in edge deployment and/or edge-cloud lteancy optimization

[fallen hawk]

hello there, looking to contribute to tooling or backend code

[young plover]

check out https://github.com/RedddFoxxyy/Rhyolite

[loud dove]

Looking to contribute to rust opensource project. I was learning for some years rust and using it for personal experiments an a couple of real projects on my work. My interests are performance aware, algorithms, scientific/mathematics things. (I worked as data analyst and data engineer)

[viscid parrot]

Looking to contribute to something not related to web

[wicked wind]

Hallo, looking to contribute to develop the robotics ecosystem (ros2 and rust).

[daring thistle]

I can help yu

[steep sapphire]

Hello, looking to contribute to cloud infrastructure code

[dry kernel]

hello people, I revived my open source project to develop a compact and efficient pure Rust ML library. I have 3k download per month and some thousands of stars on github; version 0.4 recently released.

I am looking for at least one person to help in this endeavour. No previous experience required, it is a good starting point for both learning ML and Rust. There is a custom-made numeric types system or the possibility of using ndarray.

This PR in particular is a good start: https://github.com/smartcorelib/smartcore/pull/246
contact me for details

[noble sentinel]

Hi guys, i looking to contribute for any projects

[woven pumice]

Hey, I have a project for you, can you may open your DM's ?

[noble sentinel]

try it now!

[woven pumice]

nope, does not work

[noble sentinel]

try it now

[austere parrot]

Looking to contribute to Web APIs or Desktop Apps

[obtuse trench]

Hi Guys ,I'm looking to contribute on project that I could learn and grow up on backend tech eventually any stack

[crude fable]

Simple checkers game in rust:

https://github.com/me-nata/checkers-rust/tree/master

The documentation is missing for this, and the network part still needs to be implemented. 😦

[devout elm]

hi, looking to contribute to web3 and blockchain related projects using rust, any infra or web project that uses rust i'm open to as well 🙂

[gloomy hull]

Yo I’d love to contribute to stuff either related to systems stuff or AI related

[woven harness]

Hi, I am starting with the language, I have done some courses and I look forward to contribute to an OS repository, but since I'm a beginner in this language, I was looking for something affordable for entry-level skills.

Can you recommend small projects with people who can review my code to receive feedback about best practices and stuff?

TYVM

[woven pumice]

Looking for Contributors who are interested in working on a Server software

[orchid current]

lol same

[molten gust]

I am kinda decent in C and Rust and I wana work on helping code that uses both languges.

Like moving C code to rust or opening a rust lib to C.

Also driver/kernel code but I am a noob in those areas and not sure how imidiatly useful I can be.

[craggy perch]

can u try taking a look at neit or xasm-rs?

https://github.com/skubed0007/xasm-rs

[molten gust]

I can if they want me to like I would love to help if the owner of the project needs and wants my help

[craggy perch]

i am the owner!!!!!

[molten gust]

Oh hi ya sure I can work with you on this. I think the docs need to be updated opened an issue for that.

[craggy perch]

yeah am not the best at writting docs or making markdowns and all 😓

[molten gust]

Like looking at this it seems like this is writing something that's fairly generic and is gona work for x86

But like maybe it also works for arm since u just use mov?

Also since its x86 its tricky because x86 a lot of ppl use nasm syntax ie

Mov dest source

[craggy perch]

works for 32 and 64 bit linux so far

[molten gust]

Which....

[craggy perch]

i can make it work for arm and windows but ogtta get the register names

[molten gust]

Which assembler...

[craggy perch]

nasm

[molten gust]

Like x86 32?

[craggy perch]

x86_64 and x86_64

[molten gust]

Okay so the target us x86 intel syntax linux

That's a fairly specific thing as opposed to "assembly" which can mean arm powrpc riscv misp"

And most dialects have the oposite convention to nasm

[craggy perch]

yeah all assembly uses diff registers and i decided to focus on linux first as that is what i use mostly

[craggy perch]

nasm is portable for windows so yk

u can change it ig if u want to its opena nd is under joay license

[molten gust]

I think u r a bit confused about a few things but let's move to dms so we don't bother this chat more than it needs to

[craggy perch]

can we talk tmrw i gtg sleep am reallyt tired plz

[molten gust]

Sure

I will send u a pull request with new docs

[slate spire]

Hi, I'm thinking it'd be good to have a generic database API crate similar to how tls-api exists as a generic tls API. It'd make it easier for developers to build Rust tooling that is database-agnostic for most of its code.

It would be similar in purpose to ODBC and JDBC (minimize vendor lock-in to a particular database). Of course you wouldn't be able to switch databases at run-time, but you could build your software such that you would have a 99% common core, then a Feautres for particular database implementations.

The API could be based on an existing tool's API as a starting point.

[molten gust]

what sort of data bases do you have in mind?

[slate spire]

Would start with traditional relational databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server

[molten gust]

So ur going to lock urself into their idioms... like u have to decide what requirements you have from the DB and that informs stuff.

If the requirements are "can do what sql does" you are not gona be able to put in non sql.

Like there has to be some sort of interface that the db must implement to be uses by ur system

[slate spire]

Yes the intent would be to support SQL language inputs.

[molten gust]

Okay so ur making specifically sql so going for the big 3 makes a lot of sense.

Are you gona write a proc macro for this? Like make it so we could write an sql query in rust code and have that just compile to work correctly

If you ever get to the point where u have a working lib and u wana make a nice macro front end let me know I will love to work on that

[slate spire]

A user-facing set of helper macros is a very cool idea.

[supple mortar]

is there a channel for people who want to contribute to closed-source?

[coarse cape]

I'm interested in Py,Go,Rust,dart

[molten gust]

so i made this project back in the day and I could use someones help with extracting all of the dwarf info from a file (it is suprisingly difficult i got most of it but objdump can still see more than my tool can) also a code review would be nice https://github.com/nevakrien/SourceViewer/

[serene grove]

@woven pumice what’s the software?

[woven pumice]

PumpkinMC
https://github.com/Pumpkin-MC/Pumpkin

[strange sequoia]

Happy to work on anything backend related, developer tools ect. As long as its not like unsafe or bottom level programming i can try!

https://github.com/re-oh

[brave fox]

free to contribute

[gloomy hull]

Same here!

[oak flower]

Hello!! I am open to contribute to anything you come in mind!! I've mainly used rust for API and a little bit of threading, but I will be happy to learn anything

[dire hazel]

Looking to contribute to anything.

[small heart]

I am looking into someone who is looking for contributors but want to ultimately hire contributors. This here is my portfolio https://x1vi.github.io/my-website/

[icy ermine]

https://github.com/portal-co/pit and https://github.com/portal-co/wars maybe? are you decent with compilers?

i can dm you an invite for more chatting about other open source projects

[sharp moss]

In case anyone was interested in contributing:

https://github.com/ChaseSunstrom/cforge

[dreamy gust]

If someone want to contribute: https://github.com/ankddev/envfetch

[lone sage]

I don't uderstand the prupose with the README .. What this tool exactly offers ?

[dreamy gust]

It allows you to easily manage your environment variables (both locally and globally): create, remove, update, import from .env file, print list of all variables, get value of specific variable and add value to the end of variable (e.g. for PATH). Also it includes interactive mode with TUI that allows you to do all of this operations interactively.

[gaunt echo]

I built a FastAPI profiler with a Rust core (PyO3) that keeps all metrics in-memory for minimal overhead.

The Rust side handles response time collection, percentile calculations, and endpoint stats. Next up is database query timing but I'm still figuring out the cleanest architecture.

Code is small but handles the essentials (circular buffer for time series, O(1) lookups, lazy sorting for percentiles). Looking for feedback on memory management approaches and Rust/Python API design if anyone's interested: https://github.com/al91liwo/fastapi-profiler-lite

Anyone working on similar Python performance tooling with Rust?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

[warped marsh]

I am a beginner, but I am interested in anything what uses Rust and/or Python for learning purposes. 🫡

[gaunt echo]

Its super simple, we catch metrics, process them in rust, and display them. Feel free to play around, might be a good sandbox if you are learning

[warped marsh]

If I am stucked I will contact you

[wary beacon]

If anyone wants to contribute and help, you're welcome! 🤗 Project just started.

https://github.com/johnnyvillas/catp2p

"The most powerful computer in the world is everyone's computer combined."

CatP2P is building the foundation for democratizing computing power. By connecting devices across the globe into a seamless peer-to-peer network, we're unlocking the untapped potential of millions of computers sitting idle.

A high-performance peer-to-peer library for distributed computing, written in Rust.

[gaunt echo]

Hello there, was it easy to setup or do I need to add more documentation to get started? Great to have your feedback on this one

[warped marsh]

I am on holiday for two weeks 😇
I will have a look next week

[gaunt echo]

Have a nice holiday! Will be starting to enhance documentation this week

[keen stag]

Hey, full stack web developer fro 2 years, with a MERN stack certificate, freelance expertise in Nextjs, Express.js, Node.js, Rest APIs, API integrations, Database managment, lite devops stuff, git, and github. I've used a lot more tools both professionally and out of curiosity. I'm down with whatever tool.

I'm a Rust beginner learning CS now and I've gotten far enogh where I see the appeal of a more powerful language and I've choosen Rust. I'm passionate about contributing great software to people. Any projects that I could be useful on? I've written a few basic projects in Rust already.

[ionic venture]

hi there i own an open source db project if interested in looking inside the repo

[keen stag]

100%, I'd love to

[ionic venture]

nice, you would be the first contributor 🙂

i added you

[ionic venture]

here is the repo if anyone wants to check it out: https://github.com/yourfavDev/DynaRust

[slow crater]

Hey everyone! I am very interested in contributing to web-based Rust projects! I also would be really happy for other kinds of projects as a beginner with some mentoring.

[modest thorn]

Looking to contribute to anything in rust.. beginner btw

[late hatch]

Hi ! I like low level, os deving, emulators, but also graphics programming and physics, ... If anyone has a fun project, let me know !

[devout elm]

Looking to contribute, please DM if you want a contributor

[forest geyser]

Looking to contribute to any exciting project. Fullstack in C++/Go/JS for 3 years now.

[barren phoenix]

Looking to contribute Rust code. Have contributed to Apache datafusion and have knowledge about database internals

[pine arrow]

I'm always looking for contributions on my game engine. It's different from other game engines in the sense that it's really simple to write game logic and requires very minimal setup as well as that the focus is on simplicity over rust ideology. I'm trying to show that rust is a very dynamic language and that it can be driven in any direction you wish.

I'm mainly working on the 3D pipeline, and I could use a lot of help in developing more 2D tools and improving that side of the workflow as it's not just important for games, but also for UI.

In case anyone wants to have my back on 2D or just keep tabs on the project, you can check it out here:

https://github.com/Kek5chen/syrillian

Feel free to ask questions any time.

[supple mortar]

If anyone here enjoys low level stuff I would love some contributions to my assembler

https://github.com/abgros/awsm

Feel free to implement a new instruction or something haha

[heavy charm]

made a pr

[fresh raptor]

https://github.com/arkflow-rs/arkflow
https://arkflow-rs.com/

ArkFlow is a high-performance Rust stream processing engine that provides powerful data stream processing capabilities, supporting various input/output sources and processors.

Will anyone like it? Looking forward to any friends to discuss, build and use it.

[gentle jewel]

and thats how x86 instructions got out of hand

lul

[chrome mist]

https://github.com/0xDjole/Tito

Tito - A rust database built for scale and flexible indexing capabilities with realtionships.

If anyone is interested to take a look and discuss, feel free to each out

[mild cloak]

I am up for helping with some open source stuff. I had to fix NodeJS today for all the Windows platform.

[sudden kindle]

I'm making an open-source Minecraft launcher and if you're interested you can contribute :DD
https://github.com/SynthLauncher/SynthLauncher

[stuck girder]

Still open for contribs?

[tender gyro]

I am a beginner but i wish to contribute to open source and participate in gsoc

Anyone to mentor?

[wheat peak]

Open for contribute in digital health projects 😉

[quaint plover]

does anyone have a project to collaborate?

I’m open

[lone sage]

Same

[austere edge]

I love os dev and optimization stuffs

[urban path]

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for contributors for Sockudo, a high-performance, Pusher-compatible WebSockets server written in Rust. We're building a robust, memory-efficient, and low-latency solution for real-time communication, especially useful for those in the Laravel ecosystem or anyone needing a scalable WebSocket server.

I'd be thrilled to collaborate with folks who are comfortable with or interested in:

Rust development: Core feature development, performance optimizations, and writing idiomatic Rust.
WebSocket protocols: Understanding and implementing nuances of WebSocket communication and the Pusher protocol.
Networking: Low-level networking, TCP/IP, async programming (we're using Tokio).
Database Integrations: Experience with MySQL, DynamoDB for app management, or Redis for caching/scaling.
Message Queue Systems: Knowledge of Redis (as a queue) or SQS.
Horizontal Scaling: Concepts and implementation using Redis, Redis Cluster, or NATS adapters.
DevOps/Infrastructure: CI/CD (GitHub Actions is used for releases), Docker, deployment strategies.
Monitoring & Metrics: Experience with Prometheus or similar monitoring tools.
Testing: Writing unit, integration, and performance tests.
Documentation: Improving our guides, API documentation, and examples.
If any of these areas sound interesting, or if you have other ideas on how you could contribute, please feel free to message me or reply here!

Project Link: https://github.com/RustNSparks/sockudo
Docs: https://sockudo.app

Thanks!

[austere edge]

this isn't really what this thread is for

[urban path]

"People looking for contributors, feel free to message/ping the people in this post."

[hardy raven]

Give me something to do with geospatial or map rendering!

[gilded sand]

Hi I am looking for contributors for
Daksha-RC Registry is an open-source framework designed for building and managing digital registries in sectors like governance, education, and public services at population scale. It provides a decentralized platform for securely storing, managing, and sharing entity data, making it ideal for applications such as citizen registries, educational databases, or institutional records.

https://github.com/Daksha-RC/daksha-rc-core

Checkout the documentation
https://daksha-rc.github.io/daksha-rc-core/overview.html

[random pier]

Hey looking to join a project, anyone who wants to hit me up with cool project I would love to help with them 🙂

[urban path]

https://github.com/RustNSparks/pusher-http-rust

i also created this

[quaint plover]

Pv

[quaint plover]

Pv

[ionic venture]

https://github.com/yourfavDev/DynaRust.git

[dusky palm]

+1 open to contribute to a cool project. Get in touch!

[molten gust]

Hey so I have a dissasmbler https://github.com/nevakrien/SourceViewer made in rust which I found myself actually using over objdump and godbolt

The main benifit of it over godbolt is you can run it on large codebases that you build locally. It does not care.

Anyway it has a few small bugs I can't fix and i would like help with if anyone is intrested.

[random pier]

Hey can u DM me the bugs and I'll see what i can do?

[slender kite]

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m looking for contributors for my small open-source project FastPy-RS (Rust-backed utility library for Python). It’s still in its early days and minimalistic, but it’s built to bring Rust safety and speed to Python workflows.

If you want to practice Rust + Python interop, improve the library, or just have fun hacking on something together—come join in!

Repo: https://github.com/evgenyigumnov/fastpy-rs

Happy to answer questions or brainstorm ideas! 🌟

[waxen folio]

Currently learning through rust, sometimes I come across parts that dont seem well explained enough, would love to give feedback / make contributions to the docs to explain said not so well explained concepts

[austere edge]

https://codeberg.org/ofluffydev/polished/

[woven pumice]

I’m looking for contributors for a Minecraft server software written in Rust
https://github.com/Pumpkin-MC/Pumpkin

[weak harness]

Hi, I'm looking to contribute to this. I have some experience with 2d game / game engine development in C++ and have been learning Rust lately.

[pine arrow]

Hey, you're welcome to message me on discord about any questions or if you need any help. Since I posted a lot has been updated so feel free to check it out

[north bluff]

It's something I'm also considering. Found anything interesting so far?

[pine arrow]

Hey hey! Due to recent developements, I've been polishing up my game engine and made it a lot easier for people to contribute and for people to find an entry into game (engine) development in the first place! A lot has been done since the last time I mentioned it on this server, so I hope to find more like-minded people who are also into game development to discuss or even contribute :)

I'm very interested to hear what people have to say about the user facing API, and any feedback is appreciated. It's a very unique approach. Have a great day, and thanks for reading this!

https://github.com/Kek5chen/syrillian

[half shuttle]

General stuff for beginner/intermediate im really interested in learning more about low level stuff in rust

[teal prism]

Welcome, we would like to redesign the http connection pool：https://github.com/0x676e67/wreq

[half shuttle]

Sound awesome can i help out?

[dapper summit]

I submitted some pull requests, if you have time, please check them out, thx.

https://github.com/evgenyigumnov/fastpy-rs/pull/3

https://github.com/evgenyigumnov/fastpy-rs/pull/4

[mint socket]

Hey cybersec guy here. I am interested in compiler dev and appsec. I am looking for literally anything where I can contribute. Please get in touch if need any help for anything in any language. I am eager to help, thanks.

[pine arrow]

Hey :) I'm currently looking for 1-2 people interested in game dev to collaborate on the making of a game! Best regards https://discord.com/channels/273534239310479360/1406571824506208337

[umbral saffron]

Just start pinging me for cool projects

I can probs help

[shrewd horizon]

@umbral saffron

[pine arrow]

@umbral saffron https://discord.com/channels/273534239310479360/1406571824506208337 :)

[umbral saffron]

related to what?

was that just a random ping

[dusty notch]

Any somewhat simple stuff that a beginner (done rust for about 2 months could understand)

[shrewd horizon]

To help

[umbral saffron]

to help with what

[pine arrow]

lol

[pine arrow]

you just have to do it smh

[frosty escarp]

Code review, documentation and anything that will give me real life experience with a real software project. Former Java architect, currently working with networks for a sort of ONG

[fallen ether]

Looking to run tests with Rust & debug
if someone needs code review i'm in 🙂

[oblique hemlock]

I'm still a beginner at Rust, but I'm comfortable with C#, Flutter & Dart

[sage surge]

DM me for any need of contribution

[grizzled sedge]

Hi all, is anyone looking to contribute in a multi-platform graphics engine ?

[quiet field]

maybe i can try

[grizzled sedge]

just DMed you

[pine arrow]

we need less, not more c++ wrappers...

[grizzled sedge]

totally agree, but it would be counterproductive to rewrite the engine from scratch in rust.

• i am doing this not because of "need", it's just for fun and to learn the language

[pine arrow]

that's true, but there's already alternatives. there's no reason to rewrite it also because the structure they established in c++ wouldn't make any sense in rust.

also, the commercialisation of their "open source" engine, is more than scummy. i would not support that.

[grizzled sedge]

what's wrong with the commercialisation of the engine ? i'm not aware of that

[crimson iris]

I’m a rust beginner looking for an active open source project to contribute to open.

Embedded systems, system programming, compilers, and operating systems interest me but I’m happy to contribute to anything well organized with a good community .

[plush frigate]

I know this doesn't help, but I would love to contribute to anything really. Preferably lower level stuff 👍 .

I do cybersecurity so if it's related to that even better 👀

[median bloom]

this has been done

its called

uv

[worn chasm]

I am developing a gui based reconaissance tool for cloud and subdomain takeover. you can join us : https://github.com/mdabir1203/ShadowMap

[plush frigate]

Awesome, I will take a look in a few days when my uni has cooled down a bit. They've just started blasting me with assignments

[wooden hazel]

Hi all. I am building this library named Hayasen, which aims to be a unified sensor interface for multiple sensors. Some of he sensor crates I found are using outdated crates or older versions. So i thought why not create a unified sensor interface. Anyone who is looking to contribute, please do open a PR. Please make sure to read CONTRIBUTING.md in the main repository.

GitHub (Main) : https://github.com/Vaishnav-Sabari-Girish/Hayasen
GitHub (Examples) : https://github.com/Vaishnav-Sabari-Girish/Hayasen-Examples
CONTRIBUTING.md : https://github.com/Vaishnav-Sabari-Girish/Hayasen/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md

Looking forward to work with everyone. Thank you.

[wooden hazel]

Maybe this one can help you. Although it's not cybersecurity it is pretty low level.

[worn chasm]

which one are you referring

[wooden hazel]

https://github.com/Vaishnav-Sabari-Girish/Hayasen

This is the main

The other one is for example programs where I test the library.

[tough walrus]

Guys, who has a MacOS and knowledge in Rust threads for pair contribution in Rust Docs? https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/136546

[tough walrus]

I haven't MacOS and I cannot use rustup target macos environment for building and running macos example for checking it on cross platform behavior

[vital wyvern]

yep

building for macos is a pain

[jade talon]

hi folks! just finished reading the rust book and doing some toy projects to get a better feel for the syntax and development cycle. i’m coming from a Python background; been really enjoying the learning experience. i have a lot of experience with event driven architecture like Kafka and am curious about developer tools written in rust. any recommendations for projects to check out?

[vital wyvern]

glad to hear youve been enjoying

some dev tools

include

cargo

cargo flamegraph

rust analyzer

rustfmt

clippy

[flint cobalt]

For profiling/bencharking, there's a lot of tools listed here (also, just a good book in general)
https://nnethercote.github.io/perf-book/profiling.html

For Windows, superluminal is a good one not listed (but it costs 💵).

For debugging, (vscode) codelldb extension which uses LLDB debugger (though note rust debugging isn't first class yet)

[late galleon]

I'm interested to do any stuff related to Rust

[north thunder]

I'm looking for people who's interested in build, improve, and contribute on this project:
https://github.com/sword-framework/sword
Also suggestions, issues, anything will be welcome:)

[crimson sphinx]

i am making a bevy game for android, it will sell at 10€
reach out to me if intrested to join or collab

[turbid sparrow]

would it be interesting to contribute to a polyglot scheduler or no?

[late galleon]

sounds really interesting

I am interested

[turbid sparrow]

ok il shoot u a DM so we can discuss this

https://discord.com/channels/273534239310479360/1415692111709208656

for more context look here

[vale mountain]

Looking for people who is interested in rewriting curl in rust: #1417924544487751812

[turbid sparrow]

also if anyone else is interested, don't be shy, ping me
-# i beg for one more person to contribute 🙏

[devout elm]

@turbid sparrow

[turbid sparrow]

yes?

i guess you want to contribute

[devout elm]

Guess you were looking someone capable to help u in open source

[devout elm]

For sure

[turbid sparrow]

well do need some portfolio so i can check

[devout elm]

Will get back to you once I'm on my pc

[turbid sparrow]

okie

[vale mountain]

@turbid sparrow You could look at doing a rewrite of curl in rust #1417924544487751812

[turbid sparrow]

im quite busy with the project rn so can't really afford it

sorry bud

plus why rewrite it in rust? And not provide bindings to the curl library? (not to demotivate you, but just want to ask)

[silent crystal]

I am looking for people who are interested in over optimising random things lol #1419638295884861450

[small epoch]

I'm accepting contributors to help in developing the computational geometry algorithms library I started for Rust. Maybe someday it could become industry standard:
https://github.com/aseverino/cgar
https://github.com/aseverino/cgar-viewer

[vital wyvern]

what exactly do you need help with?

like what needs to be done?

[vale mountain]

There is a lot of issues with curl, one of them is runtime race conditions thoughout curl that could be fixed with rust.

[vale mountain]

Curl for a long time has had countless vulnerabilities in c, because c sucks at keeping you safe. This is where rust came into to fix the issues with C and curl is a one needed project to be rewritten in rust from scratch.

Also with the rust version I am building I am providing rust and c apis.

And also testing for backwards compatibility.

So it will work the same as curl hopefully.

[turbid sparrow]

well true, i believe tho, the more software generally progresses, the more secure it becomes by its own, even if it has written in C (of course if enough attention is present for the issues and more strict regulations are put in), and of course there is the human factor, but again imo still

if some software reaches its mature point where there are no any practical features to embed to the library any more, which i do think curl has reached it, then slowly but surely secuirity issues will be addresssed

[vale mountain]

Yes, but the security issues is in the private api not to public.

That could be an issue if they wanted to link with the private api and that could cause issues.

Then it becomes a public api issue.

Like it's unsafe as is and it is at a tipping point, one api call could equal to a cve over 7.0.

[turbid sparrow]

ig sort of a good point

[vale mountain]

When rust solves most of the issues.

[turbid sparrow]

Should i repost my contributing post here? Or nah? To see if anyone else is interested on my project

[spare folio]

I don't think so.

[turbid sparrow]

okie ig

[spare folio]

I’d suggest continuing to build and being patient. Pressuring too much can discourage others from wanting to help.

[turbid sparrow]

thx for the advice, i do have some contributors which i do thank them and i do respect they are basically volunteers (thats the premise of open source), tho i wish it was more streamlined experience, im worried, i get i am the leader and i take most tasks at hand, but man is it a lot of stuff even for a small (but significant) part of the project

[cosmic tangle]

one advice that i have for big projects is to have a clear goal in mind: if its a tool, your goal for version 0.1, is to make something with that tool

[turbid sparrow]

also a bit of a followup more as a question, since im quite stumped, honestly even if i try:

• Document heavily every single thing without being too extensive nor too brief, where the documentation is litterally 50% of the codebase (6.5k lines of code to put it in context, that it is around 48 english essays/articles written) plus tell contributors how to work in the project
• Provide a relatively good experience without boilerplate and friction points

Tho im not trying to brag nor i try to attract contributors with this question specifically, but I still don't get much attraction, while others do

[turbid sparrow]

i do have

a clear vision

i don't share it much tho, which might be the hurtle

or im too brief

[cosmic tangle]

good, then focus on that first

[turbid sparrow]

tho i do discuss it on https://discord.com/channels/273534239310479360/1415692111709208656

maybe is it not clear?

(again not trying to attract, im trying to improve from feedback)

[cosmic tangle]

i might've be wrong, but i think that the problem is that there's no clear indication in what part you need help for

do you have a list of what stuff has to be done in order to finish atleast a 0.1?

and if you have a goal in mind, make sure to communicate that

in order to make projects of any kind out of thin air, even if you know little to nothing about what you're doing, you have to create some sort of path

and if you want feedback, you need to get something done first, in this case, its a tool, so make a tiny project with it

test it yourself, and once you managed to make something with it, then ask for feedback

[spare folio]

Attraction can’t be forced. People are naturally more inclined to contribute to established projects, especially when those projects align with their interests and values. I recently shared my own project here - while I haven’t gained any active contributors yet, I’ve had some good discussions and received valuable feedback. For now, I’m staying patient and continuing to build, hoping to eventually connect with others who share an interest in decentralized collaboration.

[turbid sparrow]

mhm

i do worry my project tho not being popular, like i am aware im competing with establihed frameworks, those being Apache Airflow & Temporal

as well as java quartz

and the architecture seems to be more powerful and easier than them (not to be arrogant)

[turbid sparrow]

for that true

i haven't specifically mentioned a part to help in

it was more of a long-term contribution not short-term

tho i do have issues for newcomers which they can start doing

[pine arrow]

Sorry, didn't see the message because you didn't ping me.

They have a proprietary commercial version and use the open source parts inside of that proprietary product, while having feature gates that are only available in the paid version and aren't open source, which they earn money on. I find that extremely scummy.

[pine arrow]

i don't know why i keep seeing you in random places, but cool stuff. i'd just work on the code style a bit if you want people to contribute. nice to see you advance

[hot solstice]

Hey there, My name is Bilal Khan. I started learning Rust 1 year ago. Since then, I have made a few projects that you can check here https://github.com/ibilalkayy/my_work. Before that, I was a Golang dev for more than 2 years, and I was also creating YouTube videos, but I didn't get a job, so I switched to Rust development(because a friend told me), and I liked working with Rust. Also it's been a month since I got a Junior Rust Developer job locally, which pays me $200/month.

Along the side, I am also trying to crack open source and contribute to projects like Cargo package manager itself and Extricrate(Divides the files into multiple modules using CLI). To be honest, the maintainers are really helpful, but I am unable to make the contributions as they say. Recently, the Extricrate project maintainer apologized to me for not continuing here and returning after some time, and a similar thing happened with Cargo also, where the maintainer asked me to return after making some projects. Although I made the projects and returned, but I still have a fear of rejection again.

I just wanted to know if anyone can help me continue the open source journey and not be rejected again.

Here is my LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ibilalkayy
Here is the Cal link to book a chat if you want: https://cal.com/ibilalkayy

Thank you very much for reading it!

[worn chasm]

Thank you very much. I am looking at the code styles then. Also made some more updates with it

Including a Supply Chain security fixup with custom github actions . Would love to actually see the feedbacks :

https://github.com/mdabir1203/ShadowMap

[hasty raptor]

Anything beginner friendly
Could be as simple as documentations

Have a background in AI and ML Engineering

[tepid finch]

This is a cool project that is IMO going unnoticed. I'm gonna try to pitch in.

[hard cliff]

Does anyone have any projects that an entry level software engineer could contribute to? Please ping me when you reply.

[vital wyvern]

what are your skills?

[hard cliff]

Rust. I have specific interests in Signal processing, Networking, GPUs and Linear Algebra.

[upper bloom]

I actually have a project that involves linear algebra
I'm actually about to add a gaussian elimination function to it later today

[devout elm]

You may want to check Burn's issues.

[devout elm]

Same than above. Also I've just found faer which may need help. Check readme.

[silent crystal]

hi i would like to contribute to an open source projext in rust.

https://github.com/Tejtex

[vale mountain]

You might wanna check uv's issues. It's the same similar work you did on your gh with python.

[mental grove]

Patience is key for sure. Decentralized collaboration sounds right up my alley - mind sharing more about what you're building?

[spare folio]

https://discord.com/channels/273534239310479360/1407315715232366764

[silent crystal]

thx

[modest mountain]

Hey folks! I’m looking to contribute to any Rust projects to level up my skills. If you’re working on something cool, hit me up!

https://github.com/kx0101

[wintry schooner]

Hello, I am looking to contribute to Rust projects (I am also looking for a job where I can work with Rust at least part time). I am beginner in Rust and systems engineering tho I studied electronics 10y ago and I spent the last few months learning, coding and reading extensively about system design, low level systems and Rust. Here is the cover letter I created: https://www.diksipav.com/cover-letter/.

I spent few days just understanding locks and parking_lot crate, I'd love to contribute to this one but there are no many open issues atm.

I love projects that involve concurrency and deep tech projects (databases, compilers etc) but I am also opened to more relaxed projects, anything where I can build solid Rust experience. Thank you! 💜

[vital wyvern]

-jobs

[buoyant spade]

We don't allow soliciting paid work here due to it being too hard to moderate and keep safe. However, there are other places that do. https://reddit.com/r/rust has periodic Who's Hiring threads, the website https://RustJobs.dev/ is a job board dedicated to Rust, and LinkedIn's search category is pretty good as well.

[wintry schooner]

hey thank you so much : ) also, if u know some great projects to contribute to lemme know : ) I am looking now to tokio and serde, but maybe sth newer is better : )

[molten gust]

so i could use some help with my dissasmbler CLI on a few things

1. formating output to fit diffrent screens
2. fixing the horid lifetime situation currently present
3. adding parallisem in places where it makes sense (contention/atomics can make things slower so its tricky)

https://github.com/nevakrien/SourceViewer/blob/main/src/walk.rs

its not a really good codebase i wrote it as 1 of my first ever projects but it is fairly useful and I am starting to use it as my main way to check optimizers do what i think they should

[dry kernel]

For people willing to contribute at a readable Rust crate on foundational ML concepts: https://github.com/smartcorelib/smartcore

[molten gust]

Gpu or cpu?

[dry kernel]

CPU only: design for the library available at https://www.tuned.org.uk/smartcorelib

[molten gust]

Who do you want using it? Academics? Working data analysts working with huge data?

Is it something that you are seeing packaged and given as a python Lib so academics can have a faster sklearn?

Or is the goal rust hobbies?

[dry kernel]

it is written in the slideshow at the link: it is a lightweight library targeting edge device and in-browser usage plus it is easy to read (explainable, so good for people knowing Rust willing to learn ML and people knowing ML willing to learn Rust), please read the documentation at the link

[molten gust]

Okay got it thanks

[frosty gazelle]

Hi, just curious: your goal seems to be pretty similar to linfa. What are the differences/reasons for making a different crate?

(I've contributed some dimensionality reduction algorithms to linfa, if you're interested I could perhaps contribute them to smartcore as well)

[dry kernel]

design for the library available at https://www.tuned.org.uk/smartcorelib all the motivation is written there

[dry kernel]

p.s. your question it is answered literally one message above yours, please let's be more constructive and not waste people's time

[spare folio]

1. I don't think you should be so rude to people. You should be grateful they want to help.
2. You should start your own thread for your project as (almost) everybody else, this thread is for an other purpose.

[dry kernel]

I think you are wrong as I guess it is in the community guidelines to read the thread before answering, otherwise we would be just repeating ourselves.

[lucid arch]

Looking to contribute to open-source Rust projects around distributed systems or infrastructure work if anyone has suggestions.

[upper bloom]

I also have a crate I'm working on that's going to be incredibly similar to linfa and also smartcore (called spindalis)! It originally started on the suggestion of one of my classmates to work on manifold learning algorithms (still to come) but I became really interested in specifically making ergonomic ways to deal with polynomial inputs

I can't say my take is the best way to deal with things as I'm still new to Rust but it's been an interesting journey so far with this project that is still very much in its early stages

Just today I got a ton of feedback from the rustfully discord (server for the rustfully yt channel) that I'll hopefully implement in the next few weeks

[spare folio]

https://discord.com/channels/273534239310479360/1407315715232366764

[cunning plank]

Looking to contribute to OS-related Rust projects (drivers, shells, window managers etc.) or something for STM32 (possibly connected to music),

I also have several small projects written in Rust, so if anyone wants to join, it would be cool.

[vital wyvern]

check out redox os

[flint cobalt]

Check out pop-os/cosmic

(A ton of their stuff is written in Rust, like their desktop environment, etc)

Redox is another real great one too yeah

[stable holly]

Hi

[turbid sparrow]

Im late i know, i do have a library https://discord.com/channels/273534239310479360/1432017649730060348. For now its made for single-node use, later down the line im gonna integrate it with kubernetes and make it for distributed systems

-# the difficult part right now is persistence

[turbid sparrow]

honestly im gonna take a break from the project and focus on something else

there is just a lot of complications to deal with

that means im open to contributions (depending if i find something interesting and have the nesscarry skillset to help with)

hit me up here anyone (for portfolio, they can look https://github.com/GitBrincie212)

[spare folio]

You can look at https://discord.com/channels/273534239310479360/1407315715232366764 if you like. It also implements a scheduling system, something like what you were working on, but of course not so extendable and quite opinionated. Maybe you could look into it, share your thoughts, I am open to improvements.

[turbid sparrow]

wait...

we were making the same type of product?

we could give the advice to each other for parts we struggle

(while yes we are definitely competitors, wouldn't say it would hurt mixing our strengths toggether)

[spare folio]

I wouldn't say we are competitors. You are developing some general, extendable scheduling library. I am developing decentralized collaboration platform, what happens to include a scheduler for managing it's own tasks. It's much smaller, much more opinionated, but quite capable for my needs.
But of course we can discuss things. I have seen something about your struggle with persistence without registration, but to be honest I have no idea how to solve that. I simply used registration, it's fine for my use case.

[turbid sparrow]

ah i see

[turbid sparrow]

since our goals don't truly align, if you feel like scaling more, you can take a look once mostly finished

or even contribute to it if you feel like it

[turbid sparrow]

honestly, the least you can do would be some advise

regarding persistence and especially distributed systems

[upper bloom]

I actually might be able to take some queues from your Mascal project for a parser I'm working on 👌

[turbid sparrow]

sure go ahead

tho its not optimal

and kind of buggy

it was more of a learning project

[turbid sparrow]

its an implementation of a recursive-descent parser fyi

[pine arrow]

hey i'm kinda looking for someone who likes 2D games or would like to work on UI.

Also, if anyone wants to work on mathematical problems, this is a good place too in other areas.

https://github.com/Kek5chen/syrillian

Also, if someone wants to write a rust doc / guide that's definitely still open

[oak orbit]

For people willing to contribute to a rpi-imager kind of software in Rust: https://github.com/beagleboard/bb-imager-rs
It has both high level and low level components, and a lot of potential in documentation and testing department as well. Also anyone with a Mac or Windows background will probably be able to find a lot of bugs (since I mainly test on Linux).

[turbid sparrow]

Yes i know i shouldn't post it again for the 100th time, yes i should keep my mouth shut, but hear me out. Currently im facing a struggle with the persistence system, i need some temporary help (which depending on the person in question, can evolve into a contributor) in making the persistence system (not the entirity themselves, just some parts), i have the theory, its just code really,

i also need heavily someone to bounce ideas with, the project is a bit instict-based which is biased and not good for when i want ChronoGrapher to be used in businesses. If you would like to shape the project up, the least you can do is give feedback and the most is contributing

https://discord.com/channels/273534239310479360/1432017649730060348
https://github.com/GitBrincie212/ChronoGrapher

not asking really for a lot of experience with scheduling, persistence and so on, just experience with rust

[buoyant hedge]

hi

i want to

contribut

[noble sentinel]

Hell9 guys i would go contribute, i have a network background.

[kind umbra]

Hey I have a rust crate a scraper and media downloader can you help me with it if you are free to contribute

[noble sentinel]

Thats nice! Send me please

[kind umbra]

Can you add me as friend? So I can dm you

[noble sentinel]

@kind umbra just did

[random pier]

Looking to join any cool OS, low level rust project, Hit me up 🙂

[sharp moss]

Hey everyone,

I've been working on CForge, a build system and project manager for C and C++ that aims to bring a more modern, streamlined experience to native development. Think of it as something like Cargo for Rust, but for C/C++ projects.

What is CForge?

CForge is a CLI tool that wraps CMake and handles the tedious parts of C/C++ project management:

• Project scaffolding - cforge init creates a new project with a sensible structure and a simple cforge.toml config file
• Dependency management - Pull in Git repos or vcpkg packages with cforge add, and CForge handles the rest
• Simple build commands - cforge build, cforge run, cforge test do what you'd expect
• Workspaces - Manage multiple related projects together (like Cargo workspaces)
• Cross-platform - Works on Windows (MSVC), Linux (GCC), and macOS (Clang)

The goal is to reduce the friction of starting and maintaining C/C++ projects without hiding CMake entirely. You can still drop down to raw CMake when needed.

What's new in v2.2.0

This release adds a bunch of commands I've wanted for a while:

cforge watch - File watcher that auto-rebuilds when you save. Add --run to automatically run after successful builds. Great for quick iteration.

cforge bench - Google Benchmark integration. Run benchmarks with filtering and JSON/CSV output.

cforge tree - Visualize your dependency tree in the terminal with color-coded output for different dependency types.

cforge new - Scaffold files from templates. cforge new class MyClass generates the header and source file with boilerplate.

cforge doc - Generate Doxygen documentation with a single command.

cforge lock - Lock file support for reproducible builds. Commit cforge.lock to your repo and run cforge lock --verify in CI.

cforge fmt and cforge lint - Wrappers around clang-format and clang-tidy.

cforge completions - Generate shell completions for bash, zsh, fish, and PowerShell.

I also increased the default build timeout from 60s to 10 minutes, which should help on slower CI runners or large Release builds.

What's new in v2.2.1

Patch release fixing several Windows-specific issues:

• Fixed the cforge update command to actually work (it was cloning the repo but not building/installing)
• Fixed file permission errors during self-update on Windows
• Fixed CMake version parsing for release candidates and alpha versions
• Fixed the min/max macro conflict that was breaking cforge watch on Windows
• Standardized install paths so manual installs and cforge update put the binary in the same place

Links

• GitHub: https://github.com/ChaseSunstrom/cforge
• Installation: Clone and run bootstrap.ps1 (Windows) or bootstrap.sh (Linux/macOS)

Would love to hear feedback, bug reports, or feature requests. Still in beta so expect some rough edges, but it's stable enough for personal projects and I've been using it daily.

[true ridge]

You might enjoy cutting your teeth on this! https://github.com/cachebag/nmrs

[torn pulsar]

Hey! I wanna contribute to some awesome rust projies

[carmine vapor]

Hi
I am looking for a partner collaborator for building a deep learning framework like PyToch in Rust. Anyone who finds this enjoyable and mildly exciting pls DM me

[worn ferry]

i am a 15+years programmer, i'm good at php+linux+mysql/mongodb/redis+nginx and backend software design.i am familiar with python/.net/javascript too.

in last two year i write some 800+ page documents to descript low level principle of PHP，so i am also familiar with memory heap/ how a script compiled / how does php vm work .. and so on

i leaned rust for a few month, and i want to contribute to some useful projects.

https://github.com/xuewolf/php-kernel-insight

[woven pumice]

I’m looking for contributors for a Minecraft server software written in Rust
https://github.com/Pumpkin-MC/Pumpkin

[turbid sparrow]

was gonna mention it as well

[rapid pulsar]

Hello, I'm looking to contribute to open source rust projects
About me? I have like around 4 years of experience of working with Rust in production for startups, I'm currently taking a career break and would like to contribute to some projects and would like to continue contributing (after i get a full time role).

I particularly excel at,

• Async rust
• Listener/Channel Architectures
• Proc Macros
• SGX Hardware
• Infrastructure (Containerization, Monitoring, Observability)

HMU if you feel like i can add value, for now i'll be going through all the other projects in here and reach out if i can contribute.

[restive delta]

Hey all! Just joined up a little while ago. Currently in a career transition and looking to move fully into Rust development where possible. I'm interested in contributing to most any project I can. I've got about 9 years of software engineering experience in a pretty wide variety of languages (Rust included, though not as much as other languages - looking to change that!) and certain architectures, so feel free to ping me with any ideas you have and I'd be happy to help out where I can.

[dry kernel]

I have recently been using burn.dev, I have ported nanoGPT to Rust with it: https://github.com/tuned-org-uk/nanogpt-rs
if I had time I would work on building supporting ecosystem tools for/with burn.dev, like sentence-transformers for example to do vectors embeddings

[pine arrow]

I'm looking for game engine / game dev contributors: https://github.com/Kek5chen/syrillian

[dusty notch]

Pumpkins been around a while

[turbid sparrow]

how much time?

[upper bloom]

Bio projects included?

[restive delta]

I'm intrigued. I've got a couple other commitments, but DM me and maybe we can work something out!

[dusty notch]

a few years

it was one of the first

[turbid sparrow]

oh

[upper bloom]

oh

[echo lotus]

hey! is there an Open source project I can contribute to

I am a newbie and want to start contributing in open source. So please hit me up if you need help

[small stump]

Me too

Also a newbie

[devout elm]

Hi I'm a bigginer to rust. Looking for contribute.

[upper bloom]

I'm really curious what the draw of randomly contributing to OSS is

[turbid sparrow]

usually either boredom or enhancing their portfolio

[upper bloom]

Which makes sense for people finding things that they’re interested in and contributing to those things but there’s a subset of people who are really just happy to make a one line contribution to a legacy project because they see contributing to OSS as a stepping stone to getting hired or as a rite of passage as a software dev

[turbid sparrow]

mhm

[fathom furnace]

Where does contributing to OSS because I use the software and eventually go look at the code for it properly and find things that are particularly egregious (pick either the old meaning or new meaning for that, it still works lol) and don't want to see the language abused, in the hopes that the amount of people writing Rust code and the amount of people writing good Rust code starts to level out a bit

[turbid sparrow]

yeah its quite subjective

[small stump]

one the reasons i ask because i mostly only work on my own personal projects so i want to have more experience in like actual codebases from people who have more experience than i do

[real ermine]

Looking to contribute anything great

[upper bloom]

I mean that makes sense for sure
But when it comes to that, it probably also makes sense to specify which type of projects actually interest you

Because, for example, both McBrincie and I have projects open for collaboration but it's very possible that the projects we have don't interest you at all

[small stump]

yeah that's fair

point

i am interested in image/color processing and, tui apps or any productivity app

[turbid sparrow]

yeah true

[molten gust]

have you looked at projects your actually using? like rust related or not.
there are a few codebases which are ridiiclously tiny for what they are.

[cerulean kestrel]

Hi
i can try, but i don't have much experience in rust
I am contributor in Robyn.

[real ermine]

Like what?

[molten gust]

Ariadne is like that, I personally wrote a disassembled i really like thsts like 10k lines

[woven pumice]

Sure would be awesome

[cerulean kestrel]

is there any server? where we can discuss more about it?

[snow skiff]

Hey! Looking to contribute anything, tho im a begginer to rust

[spark belfry]

You might be interested in a tool I'm working on: https://github.com/shaankhosla/repeat

[prime cipher]

Did you say algorithm? 😏
https://github.com/markrai/obsidenc

[small stump]

i'll check it out!

[molten gust]

Hey guys I can use some help on my dissasmbler TUI. I am not really that good wirh UI and I need to add some nicer way to navigate a text file.

Might end up doing parts of it myself but there is a LOT of room for adding and tweaking things

https://github.com/nevakrien/SourceViewer

[edgy minnow]

I’m looking for people that want to support/ contribute to this new project.

It’s a rust desk app for the human medical testing trial data to map against a data standard.

If you think you are interested in the project please contact me.

https://github.com/rubentalstra/Trial-Submission-Studio

[turbid sparrow]

Developers Needed To Test ChronoGrapher

Hey fellas! As you may guessed, this isn't the typical contributor help post, rather it has to do with testing (to be fair its some form of contribution and actually a valuable at that).

ChronoGrapher is slowly but surely being materialized, its core is being finished (for now without persistence). We will require some of the help of testers (developers) looking to shape the future decissions of ChronoGrapher by simply giving their constructive feedback

We want testers (developers) ideally with experience in complex scheduling systems such as:

• Temporal
• Apache Airflow
• Candece
• Prefect
• Dagster

Bonus points if you already know either:

• BullMQ
• Sidekiq
• Celery
• Quartz

If none of these are your thing, then you should at least know either:

• tokio_schedule
• CRON
• node-cron
• APScheduler

Depending on the programming languages, you may be tasked to test specific bindings made by our team.

The job of these testers is:

• Find any detail that bothers them (and compared to other established solutions)
• Stress-test ChronoGrapher in both performance, scalability and mantainability by implementing some projects
• Provide constructive critism about their experience with ChronoGrapher, ideally by keeping a note
• (Optional) Suggest solutions that would satisfy them
• Be onboard to help test ChronoGrapher again in the future

We aren't interested in "fans" who say "Oh cool mate, interesting project", we want actual developers eager to make ChronoGrapher a better landscape than it currently is

As it goes for documentation, there will be both API docs for the structs, enums, methods... etc. As well as a guidebook that covers all general concepts around ChronoGrapher (it has code snippets for every language supported). You can expect Python, JavaScript/TypeScript and Rust SDKs. There won't be any handholding (unless absolutely needed)

Shoot a DM if you are interested and we can discuss there

[lament pecan]

hello guys, i am working on a project where you create semantic caching tool in rust with additional layers. Think GPT cache but streaming, adaptive threshold, etc. and many more.
If you're interested, DM me & we could discuss the problem statement in detail. Experienced rust dev would be great but beginner is also fine.

[urban path]

is there someone interested in a redis comaptible software written in rust?

DM me if you want to contribute

[unkempt pine]

If anyone is interested on contributing to my project , DM me.

https://github.com/mohamemd-v1/Hyperkit-toolbox.git

[woven pumice]

I’m looking for contributors for a Minecraft server software written in Rust
https://github.com/Pumpkin-MC/Pumpkin

[vital wyvern]

do you guys plan on being 1:1 with normal minecraft worldgen?

[true ridge]

I have some open “good first issues” on my NetworkManager project for Linux. Should anyone be interested https://github.com/cachebag/nmrs

[woven pumice]

Yes, it's mostly done already

[carmine vapor]

I am building a note taking local first markdown app in Rust and Svelte 5 with prosemirror. If anyone is interested, dm me.

[slim flare]

Project’s name:
Anchor Eventline
Project’s description:
Anchor Eventline is a Rust-based helper library for Solana programs built with Anchor.
It provides a structured way to emit, collect, and process program events, making on-chain events easier to index, test, and consume off-chain.
The goal is to improve developer experience around event handling in Anchor-based smart contracts by offering clean abstractions, utilities, and examples.
Project’s link:
https://github.com/fabriziopfannl/anchor-eventline
Why is help needed:
This project is in an early stage and I’m looking to grow it with community feedback and contributions.
Help is needed to:
Improve the API design and ergonomics
Add more examples and documentation
Write tests and edge-case handling
Discuss best practices for event emission and indexing in Anchor/Solana
How can people contribute:
Review the code and suggest improvements
Open issues with ideas or bugs
Submit PRs (docs, tests, refactors, features)
Discuss design decisions and use cases
Rust + Solana + Anchor knowledge is welcome, but motivated learners are also encouraged to jump in.

[unkempt jolt]

oho

[sturdy marten]

If any likes text to speech, I trying to bring more than piper-rs into my project. Looking at supertonic and others https://codeberg.org/OneTalker/OneTalker

[torn spire]

New Rust Tool: CCC — Cargo Cross‑Check

Hey everyone! I’ve been working on CCC, a tool to make cross-platform cargo check way easier.

What it does:

• Runs cargo check across multiple targets in parallel (Windows, Linux, macOS, WASM, custom).
• Aggregates errors/warnings in VS Code’s Problems view with the target clearly labeled.
• Provides a matrix view for a quick cross-platform overview.

Why it’s useful:
Normally, cargo check only works per target. CCC saves time and helps spot platform-specific issues instantly.

Looking for contributors & feedback!

• Rust tooling enthusiasts
• VS Code extension devs
• Cross-platform Rust builders

Check it out and help improve it: https://github.com/Ranrar/CCC 🦀

Let’s make cross-platform Rust smoother together!

[neat mulch]

looking to contribute to any math-focused project

[bright charm]

same here

[bright charm]

any idea so far? we can start a new one from scratch

[silent crystal]

what would it be ?

i also want to contribute

to a math project

[bright charm]

im not sure, but i was thinking of kind of doing sympy in rust

lets build a Rust symbolic math engine. You type crazy stuff like (x+1)^50 or x^2*sin(x), and it not only solves it, but shows step by step reasoning, animates it, and even draws graphs. Its super fast, looks amazing, and we can put it on the web so anyone can play with it. Basically, math that’s smart, visual, and fun...

it is a very huge project though, we'd need 4-5 people and even more

[silent crystal]

it would be really hard

and i think

there are crates

that are sympy in rust

https://crates.io/crates/symbolica

[bright charm]

yes im aware of symbolica but there are a lot of enhancements to be made

it is not mature enough

[slim flare]

Hola gente 👋
Estoy trabajando en una herramienta open source para un problema que me crucé varias veces en infraestructura de LLMs:
convertir llamadas individuales a LLM en micro-batches eficientes, sin overengineering.

Se llama llm-autobatch:
– core en Rust para performance
– API simple en Python
– funciona con ejecutores HTTP y locales
– está en etapa early, pero la arquitectura ya está definida

Repo: https://github.com/fabriziopfannl/llm-autobatch
Cualquier feedback es bienvenido, y si les sirve, una ⭐ ayuda un montón.

[vital wyvern]

then make pr's there

[modern estuary]

Pluggable matching engine written in rust

Looking for contributors to the project, this project is for concept and all about exploration.

https://crates.io/users/stinkymonkeyph

beta release: https://crates.io/crates/oxide-arbiter

[hushed shard]

Tiny, ergonomic Discord Rich Presence library for your apps.

I'm looking for contributors to this project, and possibly establish a community of people working on some more projects later on.

https://github.com/hitblast/filthy-rich
https://crates.io/crates/filthy-rich

[pulsar estuary]

Contribute in kernel + bootloader dm me

[vital wyvern]

look to redoxos

[ionic venture]

Hi there, recently wanting to bring alive one of my old projects -> https://github.com/yourfavDev/DynaRust.git since I want to use this database for my SAAS, anyone interested in additonal details?

It is a very fast easy to cluster, secure database (redis like)

[hushed shard]

Update: filthy-rich has a Codeberg mirror which also accepts PRs for now until general shift to the platform from GitHub. I'll migrate most of my repos.

Bergers, feel free to contribute!

https://codeberg.org/hitblast/filthy-rich

[tough hare]

A message is attached to the reply for all of you to read.

As far as I’m aware, this isn't the place to share your repo links. The appropriate place would be creating a new post. This is for showing your intention to contribute so that someone looking for contributors will eventually reach out to you. It is not meant for asking "for contributors," but for showing a willingness to contribute.

The issue is that these repo links are cluttering the mega thread.

[chilly oasis]

Feel free to hit me up for any open source project that I can contribute to and enchance my knowledge of (async) Rust

[pine arrow]

Hey. We're developing the syrillian game engine and currently don't have any math person contributing. So I have (had) no choice but to get frustrated myself when trying to do anything math related. Feel free to reach out if game (engine) dev interests you. Lots of linear algebra + shader math involved.

[pulsar estuary]

I meant i want to build a new kernel by rust from scruch to touch deep and low level and that so i start but we need teammates to continue in it

[vital wyvern]

i have a functional mini kernel thingie

if you need reference

uefi-kernel on my github

[pulsar estuary]

Ok thanks

[vital wyvern]

i know a lot of linalgebra shader math

uhh

look at uh https://github.com/speedy-lex/portal_gravity

if you need help with this stuff just ask me

@pine arrow can you send the project so i can take a look at the math

[pine arrow]

of course: https://github.com/Syrillian/syrillian

Im currently working on the fix/asset-separation branch.

[vital wyvern]

where is the main math stuff here?

[pine arrow]

what's the "main math stuff"?

shader or not?

i'd say the core parts are transform.rs
mesh_skinning.wgsl
and the other post processing wgsl shaders used for SSAO (i've been struggling with that so much) and SSR (which seems pretty stable, but you tell me)

[vital wyvern]

so im looking in https://github.com/Syrillian/syrillian/blob/master/syrillian_utils/src/math.rs

and first thing i need to ask is what are your axes

say the direction of all 3 pls

like Y up X right Z backwards

[pine arrow]

that's just helpers. not really super "core"..

-X left X right
-Y down Y up
-Z front Z back (but sometimes i mix those up)

[vital wyvern]

yeah camera is looking -Z

ok

[pine arrow]

do you wanna move this into DMs or somewhere else? this seems like the wrong channel. But thank you ^^

[vital wyvern]

ok

you can also make a thread here

[pine arrow]

ah good idea

[crystal owl]

I… I code

[gentle jewel]

[crystal owl]

[quaint plank]

Looking for contributions and feedback on AutoAgents . Its a multi agent framework with Native local support and strong Modular design.

https://github.com/liquidos-ai/AutoAgents

[tropic pilot]

hey there, I’m working on a 2D top-down tactical game using Rust and Bevy (Target: Mobile). The core mechanics rely heavily on Fog of War and Line of Sight (LoS).

I’m looking for Rust developers or even an asset manager who has the passion to collaborate or contribute to this project-especially since it’s currently quite a niche to find developers in this space. If anyone wants to jump in and help out just with the logic side, that would be great too. Thanks!

[rapid fossil]

helloo looking to contribute to anything that isnt gamedev or ai - dms open :3

[turbid sparrow]

Looking for two things in my workflow orchestration project https://github.com/GitBrincie212/ChronoGrapher/. Aiming for high performance, minimal crate size, strong ergonomics and DX and best of the market in terms of flexibility / extensibility.

We ask for the individuals to remain committed and not just abandon out of nowhere without a good reason.

Alpha Testers

Their job is to test the feel of using ChronoGrapher and report back

• Slightly experienced in Rust (at least ~5 months into Rust)
• Familar with some workflow orchestration or job scheduling tools (not being an expert, just familar)
• Strict, descriptive, constructive critiques about the project (API, documentation, ergonomics... etc.)

Contributors

There isn't only one type of contributor but a mix of categories, contributors are not restricted into one category but can be in multiple (just at least in one):

Architectural Partner
This category of contributors is mainly for helping with architecture and provisioning stuff:

• Quite experienced in Rust (at least 1.5 years)
• Dedicated to delivering high quality results
• Can reason about architecture, ergonomics, extensibility, DX and future-proofing design

Technical Writers
This category of contributors mainly writes documentation (either via the guidebook or API docs):

• Experienced in writing documentation and explaining complex topics easily
• Have read outside documentation and examined its structure, narration... etc.

Proc-Macro Gurus
This category of contributors mainly focuses on the macro layer of ChronoGrapher:

• Good experience in writing proceedual macros (attribute, function-like and derive macros)
• Know how to structure a macro for the best possible ergonomics

I've made some issues for help, more will be coming soon, do let me know if there any questions. You can also chat with the "team" (there are like 3 peps including me actively working)https://discord.com/channels/273534239310479360/1432017649730060348

[upper bloom]

May I interest you in science and/or math?

[upper bloom]

Good job, buddy!

[final sapphire]

I would like to contribute in something like that

[rapid fossil]

yeaa im actually gonna start an applied physics degree on september

[upper bloom]

I have a bunch of projects open to collaboration on my Github Page called Lignum Vitae
I won't go into too much detail here because I don't want to take over this post but if you see anything interesting or have any questions, let me know!
I have some issues that you're welcome to tackle on several of the projects, but I don't have all of the future plans for the projects laid out in the issues; so again, if anything interests you send a DM and/or reach out
And a VERY brief summary of the different projects:
Spindalis - Polynomial parsing and numerical methods for bioinformatics (right now I'm trying to finish my advanced polynomial parser and I'm trying to finish the PCA implementation)
Jedvek - 1D vector that can represent and be accessed like a 2D vector that also has custom operations like mapping, inversion, transposition, multiplication etc etc
Goombay - Sequence alignment library
Goombay-rs - Sequence alignment library in Rust (that needs a lot of work done to it to gain parity to the python implementation)

[upper bloom]

Look at my previous reply BUT ALSO
speaking of physics, I've had plans on the back burner to make a physics simulation in Rust
I'm really bio focused so I wanted to make it specifically about cells but I'm open to other physics sims as well

[crystal owl]

W name ngl

[upper bloom]

Thank you thank you
It’s the national tree of the Bahamas and means tree of life 🔥

[true ridge]

https://github.com/cachebag/nmrs

i've been working on nmrs for the better part of 6 months; it's a set of rust bindings for NetworkManager over D-Bus. the repo also includes a gui that dogfoods nmrs itself.

i'm currently stable, but expanding features vastly, the next one being OpenVPN support

i'm looking for contributors to attack this with me. all vital functionality needed for OpenVPN support has been filed into issues, which are all ready for PR's.

i would attack this myself but between working on other OSS and my day job, it's unfortunately tough to focus all attention on it.

i am aware that i've likely opened myself up to AI slop PR's-- which is honestly fine. i am still going to review every line and simply close PR's that are in no way conducive to the coebase.

the domain isn't too tough to learn, any intermediate-to-experienced rust dev will have no issues implementing some of these features/refactors. but i am open to anyone willing to jump in and learn/ask questions!

thanks, and to the mods, please let me know if i've incorrectly labeled this post or broke any rules. i made sure to read the rules ahead of time so i think this should be fine.

[warped marsh]

Hi guys,
I like to contribute to any kind of web3/blockchain related projects using rust🙂
Thanks in advance!
BR,
Daniel

[dire hazel]

Hey, I am looking to contribute to math heavy projects, game engines, and other projects related to those.

Blake.

[random frigate]

Heyya. Iam working on my own virtual machine and compiler. If anyone is intetested just DM me.

[cold bramble]

Hey, looking to contribute to microservices sorta projects!

[crimson sphinx]

Open dms

Internship/Job Application:

Looking for people to help me on my Minecraft project or would like to Develop a Game

[fast jetty]

looking to contribute to any project tbh, just see my github to get an idea: https://github.com/servus-altissimi dm me

[dire hazel]

Hey, I’m looking to contribute to hardware related rust development projects. Feel free to message me.

[upper bloom]

'Tis I
The owner of several math heavy projects

[gentle jewel]

i dont belive it

[upper bloom]

Granted, I haven’t been super active lately because I just became a dad
But, I’m planning to do a ton of work on my crates spindalis and jedvek soon

[fast jetty]

you know, I also want to contribute somewhere

[gentle jewel]

[upper bloom]

All are welcome!

And @fast jetty I see you’re interested in web dev, and I actually was planning to make a website for the lab I work for
We could talk about that if you’re interested ✌️

I have the full idea of what would be good to make, it just needs to actually be implemented

[true ridge]

Take a look at nmrs! https://www.github.com/cachebag/nmrs

[tacit robin]

@dire hazel hi, would you like to do interesting data structures?

@fast jetty ☝️

[viral aspen]

I am looking to contribute to Rust projects regarding safe security issues.

[cursive galleon]

any particular issue?

[true ridge]

https://github.com/cachebag/nmrs/issues/225

[cursive galleon]

I see, the janitorial task

sure why not

I'm on it

[true ridge]

I mean you can pick anyone you want

Idk who you are or what your skill level is

[vital wyvern]

-jobs

[buoyant spade]

We don't allow soliciting paid work here due to it being too hard to moderate and keep safe. However, there are other places that do. https://reddit.com/r/rust has periodic Who's Hiring threads, the website https://RustJobs.dev/ is a job board dedicated to Rust, and LinkedIn's search category is pretty good as well.

[vital wyvern]

and idk if this is rust related