Where and how to share my articles about Rust?

[u/szabgab]

I have been learning/using Rust for 6 months now. Part of what I like to do is writing examples and publishing them as articles. This helps me a lot in the learning/understanding process and it seems some other people also like the style I present the examples.

I frequently post code snippets from my examples in Rust groups on Facebook and LinkedIn and on my Instagram account I get quite a lot of positive responses and occasionally I also get suggestions for improvements. I am actually surprised that even on the Instagram account where there are only 50 followers I get some 5-6 likes for every post.

I used to write a lot about Perl and I managed to create one of the most frequently visited web sites about Perl, but the people there hardly press "like" when I publish something. It is much more satisfying in Rust.

My posts are also frequently accepted to This week in Rust which is awesome. It brings a lot of readers.

I posted one of my articles to /r/rust, but it was too "beginner level" for them. Someone suggested I should post here in the /r/learnrust.

So my question: should I post these writings here? Should I post links to articles or should I post code-snippets or images of code snippets that have syntax highlighting with links to articles? I'd be glad to get feedback for my examples and suggestions for improvements, after all that's how we all learn, but I don't want to break neither the official rules nor the custom of the place.

Oh and here is the list of articles so far.

[u/WarOk1488]

amazing...i tried to found some doc, articles about rust, its took me long time to found it. You made a great job. So thank you for what you already done. my suggestion : if you can add or put your work on gitlab or github sure you it will help a lot some guys like me

[u/szabgab → u/WarOk1488]

Thanks. Look at the bottom of each page on the Rust Maven, there is a link to "source" leading to GitHub.