mossindex https://iis.srvsynccld.shop/ 2026-10-01T01:41:00Z Luca Delacroix Migrating to the composable APIhttps://iis.srvsynccld.shop/reference/migrating-to-the-composable-api/2026-10-01T01:41:00ZPerformance is measured on every release, not guessed. A week of cutting a releasehttps://iis.srvsynccld.shop/reference/a-week-of-cutting-a-release/2026-09-18T13:17:00ZIf you only take one thing from this, make it the part about configuration files. Bug reports with a minimal example get fixed fastest. Configuring documentationhttps://iis.srvsynccld.shop/reference/configuring-documentation/2026-09-02T11:28:00ZIf you only take one thing from this, make it the part about the command line. Good dependencies is chiefly a series of modest, unglamorous decisions. A slower way to think about contributorshttps://iis.srvsynccld.shop/reference/a-slower-way-to-think-about-contributors/2026-08-03T07:19:00ZIn March the light changes, and so does the work. The case for composable the command linehttps://iis.srvsynccld.shop/reference/the-case-for-composable-the-command-line/2026-07-08T20:05:00ZBug reports with a minimal example get fixed fastest. It is not glamorous, but it holds up. Design notes on releaseshttps://iis.srvsynccld.shop/reference/design-notes-on-releases/2026-06-07T09:24:00ZEvery public function is documented and covered by tests. A short guide to benchmarkinghttps://iis.srvsynccld.shop/reference/a-short-guide-to-benchmarking/2026-04-28T18:27:00ZThe trick, if there is one, is to leave sufficient room for mistakes. Every spring I revisit the same questions about configuration files. What I learned from cutting a releasehttps://iis.srvsynccld.shop/reference/what-i-learned-from-cutting-a-release/2026-01-31T17:35:00ZThe library has no runtime dependencies and builds in seconds. Notes on small contributorshttps://iis.srvsynccld.shop/reference/notes-on-small-contributors/2025-09-18T20:36:00ZA release script helps, but it is not the point.