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You’ve read through the getting-started guides, the core concepts, the module chapters, and the ecosystem integrations. Here’s where to go from here.

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  • docs.rs API reference — the full rustdoc for every public type, function, and trait in raylib. Use the search bar and the Feature flags panel to browse feature-gated items (glam, mint, serde, raygui, …).

  • Upstream raylib — the C library reference, the official cheatsheet, examples, and a community forum. When a function isn’t documented in the Rust side, the C docs are the authoritative source.

  • The showcase — WS9 (the 6.0 finale) will port the full set of official raylib examples to Rust and deploy them as a GitHub Pages gallery. The portfolio lives under showcase/ in the repository today; the hosted gallery will appear when WS9 ships.

  • The repository — source code, issue tracker, and the docs/superpowers/ directory which holds the spec and plan archive for the entire 6.0 upgrade effort.

  • CONTRIBUTE.md — contribution guide covering unsafe conventions, RAII expectations, the # Safety / // SAFETY: comment discipline, and the PR process.

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