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Yes, it took entirely too much reading to determine this.

• tekacs 11y ago
  Hint for anyone not aware: click the coloured bar beneath the 'commits, branches, releases, ...' buttons to see the breakdown of languages in a GitHub project. (I agree with you that the README could have made it clearer, but clicking that bar is about the second thing I do when I visit a GitHub repo :) ).
  • speedkills 11y ago
    I had no idea that feature existed. Thanks!
  • arthurcolle 11y ago
    What's the first thing?
    • noobermin 11y ago
      Probably read the description. At least for me I do so.
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• kinghajj 11y ago
  Sorry about that, I definitely wrote the README with a Rust audience in mind. I posted this link to the subreddit for feedback, and really didn't expect someone to post it here.
  • dozzie 11y ago
    Always add the target language or platform to the description. Somebody could randomly find your project looking for a thread pool for e.g. Ada.
  • ghusbands 11y ago
    You should probably edit the project description, too.