We're so glad you're interested in contributing to Rust! You're in the right
place if you want to make your own contributions to the rustwasm/book project.
If you have an idea for making this document or anything else contained in the
rustwasm/book project more useful, you can help us by following the steps below.
If you're using this book and come across obsolete information, examples
that don't work, or anything else that's wrong, you can help us by filing an issue.
First, review the Code of Conduct. Then check the open issues to see if someone is having the same problem as you. If they are, and you have an idea for how to fix the problem, skip to the section below about submitting a PR! If you don't, please chime in on the issue comment thread so that the people working on the project have a better sense of how many people are experiencing the issue.
This is a documentation and education project, so discussions about how to improve the experience for beginners are particularly welcome. We greatly value the perspective of new users. If you found something that was confusing, please file an issue here. Please fill out the template to give the people addressing your issue as much information as possible.
Pull requests are welcome to address all issues, whether you filed them or not! If you have an idea for contributing or a problem you want to solve, please do go through the process outlined above for opening an issue before you open a pull request. It helps everyone to discuss progress on the repo collaboratively, and avoids redundancy.
This project is a part of the rust-wasm working group,an official working
group of the Rust project. We follow the Rust
Code of Conduct and enforcement policies.
We're excited that you're interested in Rust and WebAssembly! Thank you for helping us make information about these technologies available to everyone. We welcome more contributions from you.