Yuki Okushi (JohnTitor)
Yuki Okushi is a FLOSS nerd, Japanese codewriting ninja, Rustacean, etc.
My work
@rust-lang
Teams/WGs
- community team
- helping l10n and events
- crates.io team
- developing backend of https://crates.io
- lang-docs team
- lead of that team, maintaining the nomicon and the reference
- library-contributors team
- reviewing/contributing to library-related things on rust-lang/rust and others (mainly the libc crate)
- diagnostics, prioritization, rustc-dev-guide, triage WGs
- keeping rustc-dev-guide up-to-date, improving diagnostics, and triaging issues/PRs/regressions
Related repositories
- rust-lang/rust
- sending/reviewing PRs, triaging issues, and making rollups regularly
- rust-lang/libc
- maintaining that crate as a core maintainer
- rust-lang/rustc-dev-guide, rust-lang/reference, rust-lang/nomicon
- keeping them up-to-date
Rust community
Actix
- core team, current lead
- If you find me as a lead of Actix, please also check @robjtede's work, they're one of the core as well and doing great work, and more active than I currently :)
notify-rs
- one of the active maintainers
Writing an OS in Rust (ja)
- Helping Japanese translations of Writing an OS in Rust as a translator/reviewer
...and so on and on!
In addition to the contributions listed here, I've made various other contributions to the Rust community.
Outside of Rust
- Node.js
- i18n WG, working on i18n related things
- Japanese proofreader of API-docs
- GNOME
- GNOME foundation member
- Helping Japanese translations
When there's no response from me for a while
My notification is flooding and I often overlook your email, ping, review request, etc. When I don't respond for more than a week, feel free to ping me again or open an issue here, I'll prioritize it.
Support/sponsor my FLOSS work
Sponsoring helps my life much, thank you for all my sponsors!
You can support me via GitHub Sponsors: https://github.com/sponsors/JohnTitor
There are some other ways to support me other than sponsoring. You could also use and give a star to the projects that I'm involved, follow my GitHub account, and do some other things related to my contributions. It will motivate me in my future contributions.
