miniblog.

I really like the MELPA model of packaging directly from git. It solves the problem of forgetting to release something -- just merge a PR and you're done. It also makes version number bumps much less important. You could go even further in a statically typed language and also figure out when breaking changes occur.

I refactored some Rust string splitting logic: old: &[&str] -> Vec<String> new: &[&str] -> Vec<&str> It's a little faster, but it's an interesting type signature. You can figure out more of how the new one works! It must be slicing into the input string.

It's such a tiny thing, but I really like the Python or Lisp convention of putting the doc string inside the definition. I find I write the signature first anyway, and figure out what I want to call my function, before I know how I want to describe it.