Contributing to open source while learning Rust and zero-knowledge proofs posted March 2022

I made a tweet that caught a lot of attention:

If you're trying to get into zero-knowledge proof systems (like Plonk) and are trying to contribute to open source, there's a number of tasks sitting in https://t.co/t3j5gokkdg and I'd be happy to help you start with one o.o
— David Wong (@cryptodavidw) March 12, 2022

So I made a video to introduce the kimchi repository to newcomers who want to contribute: If you're interested, ping me on twitter :) there's a lot of opportunities to learn in there!

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Contributing to open source while learning Rust and zero-knowledge proofs posted March 2022

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