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EnglishHow to Contact Ruyi Li or Follow His Work Online
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Ruyi Li's personal site, ruyili.ca, lists his contact and social links in a #contact section near the bottom of the homepage. The site groups them into "Professional" links (GitHub, LinkedIn, Email) and "Assorted" links (DevPost, YouTube, Spotify, last.fm). Use GitHub or LinkedIn for work-related contact, and the assorted profiles if you want to follow his projects, videos, or music. The site does not publish a contact form, phone number, or mailing address.
Professional Contact and Work Profiles
The site presents these as the primary ways to reach him or review his work:
| Link | What it's for on the site |
|---|---|
| GitHub | Code and projects; the site points to his GitHub for "all of my other projects" |
| Professional profile and work history | |
| Direct contact; the site lists an email link but doesn't display the address as text |
If your goal is a job-related or collaboration inquiry, GitHub and LinkedIn are the most direct routes — both are linked from the homepage and from the #contact section.
Other Profiles to Follow
The "Assorted" group covers interests beyond professional work:
- DevPost — hackathon projects, including Hack the 6ix entries
- YouTube — video content
- Spotify and last.fm — music listening profiles
These are useful if you want to follow his side projects or interests rather than contact him about work.
Following His Projects and Writing
The homepage has a #projects section highlighting work such as vsordle.io (multiplayer Wordle), intabs.io, TriviaMaster, contributions to the Parcel build tool, and AGE, a C++ ASCII game engine. Each project name links out, and a "Click to see all of my other projects on GitHub!" link leads to his full GitHub list.
The site also has a Recent blog posts section. As of the latest post shown (08-31-2022), the most recent entry is "Resources for UWaterloo students," with a "See all posts →" link to the full archive. The blog is the place to follow his writing; there's no newsletter signup mentioned on the page.
Quick Reference
- For work inquiries: LinkedIn or Email (both under #contact → Professional)
- For code: GitHub
- For hackathon work: DevPost
- For writing: the blog section on ruyili.ca
- For music/video: Spotify, last.fm, YouTube
One caveat: the page doesn't state response times or preferred contact methods, so choose the channel that matches your purpose rather than expecting a specific reply window.