eazy and tedious, requires building large projects.
This is waiting on someone with a fairly powerful and idle computer doing a comparison of time cargo generate-lockfile with a build of master vers a build with this PR on some large project like servo or like rustc.
Hi,
This linear algebra library needs more tests, easy issue if you know linear algebra.
You can see what the functions are supposed to do from netlib.
I could use some help with the ConTrie crate. I've created two tickets for some of the work that needs to be done, both is writing code that is similar to some other code already in the crate so it should be quite beginner friendly.
I'm the Windows maintainer of Winit. We could use some help getting stuff done on... well, all platforms, really, but especially macOS, X11, Android, and iOS.
For Hacktoberfest I'd like to get my crate rustfm-scrobble to v1.0.
I've been working on it for a few years, it's a very simple little crate - a small API client for Last.fm's Scrobble API. There are a few issues left before a 1.0 release, all of them on GitHub with the 'Hacktoberfest' label.
Good opportunity to get some Hacktoberfest PRs and work on improving the Rust ecosystem.
These should all be a fun challenge to solve, but not too hard that it's no longer fun. We already have a lot of time-related code in async-std that can be referenced for implementing these.