slatecheck https://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/ A small open-source library. Mostly contributors, sometimes configuration files. en-gb A week of cutting a releasehttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/a-week-of-cutting-a-release.htmlhttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/a-week-of-cutting-a-release.htmlWed, 07 Oct 2026 13:38:00 GMTContributions are welcome, especially to the documentation. Design notes on versioninghttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/design-notes-on-versioning.htmlhttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/design-notes-on-versioning.htmlSun, 31 May 2026 12:50:00 GMTContributions are welcome, especially to the documentation. On writing documentation and keeping the API smallhttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/on-writing-documentation-and-keeping-the-api-small.htmlhttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/on-writing-documentation-and-keeping-the-api-small.htmlSat, 21 Mar 2026 19:43:00 GMTSome of this will be self-evident; some of it took me years. Below are a few jottings, roughly in the order I learned them. Notes on well-tested versioninghttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/notes-on-well-tested-versioning.htmlhttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/notes-on-well-tested-versioning.htmlMon, 17 Nov 2025 14:13:00 GMTThere is no single right way to approach reviewing pull requests, but some ways are kinder than others. What I learned from writing documentationhttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/what-i-learned-from-writing-documentation.htmlhttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/what-i-learned-from-writing-documentation.htmlSun, 26 Oct 2025 16:29:00 GMTIn January the light changes, and so does the work. What surprised me most was how little equipment it needed. The case for small pluginshttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/the-case-for-small-plugins.htmlhttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/the-case-for-small-plugins.htmlMon, 28 Jul 2025 14:02:00 GMTEvery public function is documented and covered by tests. Looking back, the modest approach was the right call. What nine years of reviewing pull requests taught mehttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/what-nine-years-of-reviewing-pull-requests-taught-me.htmlhttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/what-nine-years-of-reviewing-pull-requests-taught-me.htmlWed, 19 Mar 2025 22:24:00 GMTBreaking changes are rare and always announced a release ahead. There is no single right way to approach reviewing pull requests, but some ways are kinder than others. A slower way to think about configuration fileshttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/a-slower-way-to-think-about-configuration-files.htmlhttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/a-slower-way-to-think-about-configuration-files.htmlSat, 16 Nov 2024 02:37:00 GMTThe library has no runtime dependencies and builds in seconds. Getting startedhttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/getting-started.htmlhttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/getting-started.htmlTue, 01 Oct 2024 10:24:00 GMTBetween cutting a release and benchmarking, the second one taught me more. Below are a few jottings, roughly in the order I learned them. Why releases still mattershttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/why-releases-still-matters.htmlhttps://sav01.aiclsrvjob.shop/reference/why-releases-still-matters.htmlThu, 01 Aug 2024 03:50:00 GMTIf you only take one thing from this, make it the part about the command line. Breaking changes are rare and always announced a release ahead.