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Interesting. What sort of mentorship infrastructure? What sort of people are they targeting for mentorship? I'd love to learn about compilers by working on an
by darksaints 6y ago
Interesting. What sort of mentorship infrastructure? What sort of people are they targeting for mentorship?
I'd love to learn about compilers by working on an actual real world compiler, but I really only know high level details about how different components fit together. I also don't have a formal CS education, although I am currently working as a senior level data engineer. Not sure if that is the sort of person they are looking to mentor.
- fluffything 6y agorust-lang/rust on github, go to issues, and click on the "easy" and/or "mentor" labels. That will show you all the easy tasks with a mentor available. Just find one that you'd like to work on, write that you are going to work on it, and start doing the work, and asking lots of questions.