Catch-all organization for unofficial Rust projects which have become orphaned or otherwise need community maintainership
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The rust-unofficial organization on GitHub serves as a hub for various unofficial Rust projects that require community maintainership. It hosts a diverse range of repositories primarily written in Rust, Handlebars, and JavaScript, including notable projects like awesome-rust and patterns, which provide valuable resources and design patterns for Rust developers.
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awesome-rust
A curated list of Rust code and resources.
patterns
A catalogue of Rust design patterns, anti-patterns and idioms
too-many-lists
Learn Rust by writing Entirely Too Many linked lists
rust-practise-questions
A book 📖 of questions for practise in Rust, learn Rust the hard way
about
Explanation of what the org is for and how to use it
rustaceans-src
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Frequently asked questions
What does rust-unofficial build on GitHub?
rust-unofficial builds a variety of unofficial Rust projects on GitHub, focusing on community maintainership for orphaned repositories. It includes resources like awesome-rust, a curated list of Rust code and tools, and patterns, a collection of Rust design patterns.
Which programming languages does rust-unofficial use?
rust-unofficial primarily uses Rust, along with Handlebars and JavaScript. This diverse language usage supports a wide range of projects aimed at enhancing the Rust programming community and providing learning materials.
Are rust-unofficial's repositories public?
Yes, all of rust-unofficial's repositories are public. This openness allows developers to access, contribute to, and maintain various Rust projects, fostering collaboration within the community and ensuring the longevity of valuable resources.
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