In case this post piques your interest in contributing, consider checking out the Explaining rust-analyzer series on YouTube, the development docs on GitHub or visit our Zulip stream. A lot has happened this year, so we want to take a brief look back at what we have achieved and what has yet to come. Unfortunately, we did not manage to make rust-analyzer an official Rust project in 2021. But if all goes well this should change at the start of the coming year. We started the year out by trying out a different meeting style from our usual weekly syncs on Zulip. We now have six-weeks sprints, with a steering meeting between them, where the working group gets together and discusses what topics and issues to focus on next. (Proc-)Macros and Attributes Probably one of the biggest improvements that landed this year was attribute