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If people are looking to chat about learning Rust, these two Matrix chat rooms are active:
https://matrix.to/#/#rust:mozilla.org
https://matrix.to/#/#rust:matrix.org
They're both part of this Space for Rust Matrix Rooms:
Cool thanks! I joined the rust room and a few of the library/crates rooms from the rust-space (actix-web, diesel, PyO3).
Do you recommend any other spaces? How have you found these so far? Scanning through some of the chats there seems to be a fair amount of people just asking for help ... which is nice!
Should we put up a main post recommending matrix rooms to people? (not many will see these comments)
I guess it couldn't hurt to share the matrix rooms in a dedicated post.
I don't have any other recommendations right now.
this post was submitted on 07 Feb 2024
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