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Join the Oxidar community! 🦀
Are you interested in Rust and want to be part of a vibrant community in Latin America? We invite you to join Oxidar, where we share knowledge, collaborate on projects, and build the future of Rust in our region together.
💬 Telegram
Our main communication channel is our Telegram group, where:
- 🗣️ We discuss Rust, its features and news
- 🤝 We share projects and collaborate among participants
- 📚 We exchange learning resources and tutorials
- 🎯 We organize events, workshops and meetups
- ❓ We answer questions and help each other
- 🌟 We celebrate community achievements
🚀 Join the Telegram group
The group is open to everyone interested in Rust, regardless of your experience level. From beginners to experts, everyone is welcome!
📱 Quick access with QR Code
Scan this QR code with your phone to join the group directly
📧 Other ways to contact us
For general inquiries, collaboration proposals, or administrative matters: admin@oxidar.org
Social media
- GitHub: @oxidar-org
- LinkedIn: Oxidar
🤝 How can you participate?
The Oxidar community is made up of those who participate. You don’t need any formal requirements to join:
For developers
- Share your Rust projects
- Help other members with technical questions
- Participate in code reviews and collaborations
- Propose and lead workshops or talks
For students and beginners
- Ask questions and learn from the community
- Share your learning progress
- Participate in group projects to practice
- Help translate resources to Spanish
For organizers
- Propose and coordinate local events
- Help with meetup logistics
- Connect with other tech communities
- Contribute to communication and outreach
For content creators
- Write articles and tutorials
- Create educational videos
- Translate official documentation
- Share learning resources
🌟 Community values
By joining Oxidar, you commit to:
- Respect all people, regardless of their technical level
- Collaborate constructively and supportively
- Include and welcome new members
- Share knowledge openly and freely
- Maintain a safe and friendly environment for everyone
📝 Code of Conduct
Oxidar adheres to a Code of Conduct that puts respect, inclusion, and fair treatment at the center. We do not tolerate discriminatory, abusive, or violent attitudes.
By participating in any of our spaces (Telegram, events, repositories), you agree to follow these community guidelines.
🚀 Get started today!
Ready to be part of the most active Rust community in Latin America?
📲 Join Telegram now
Once inside, don’t forget to:
- Introduce yourself briefly
- Share your interest in Rust
- Read the pinned messages
- Participate in conversations
We’re waiting for you in the community! 🦀✨
Oxidar - Latin American space for Rust programming language