Add a "wanted" section to the readme so people know what they can contribute with

[Lartu]

• emacs support
• sockets library / wrapper
• telegram bot library / wrapper
• irc lib / wrapper
• expression solver

[xvxx]

• http lib / wrapper
• game library
• web framework
• gopher server
• ldpl.lartu.net/play/ (or whatever), like https://play.golang.org/ and https://play.rust-lang.org/
• wasm target
• "only pay for what you use" in LDPL, ie don't #include things the user doesn't use

[xvxx]

Could possibly do it as github issues too: https://help.github.com/en/articles/helping-new-contributors-find-your-project-with-labels

To attract new contributors, issues with labels that start with good first issue or help wanted are featured on the user dashboard, search, and topic pages.

[Lartu]

Yes! Yes, we should add some issues for new contributors. I'll get to it tomorrow.

[Lartu]

ldpl.lartu.net/play/ (or whatever), like https://play.golang.org/ and https://play.rust-lang.org/

Hi @dvkt. I was just looking how could creating something like that be tackled and I haven't found anything. How would you do that? Any ideas?

I would like to target LDPL to people learning how to code and something like that would be really helpful.

[Lartu]

I found this https://blog.golang.org/playground.