Simple tips to make calls more enjoyable for everyone.

It's indeed fairly underrated but very useful, especially if you're making libraries.

Care must be taken while benchmarking indeed. Compilers are sometimes too smart and that can skew the numbers.

I wouldn't apply everything in there, but there's good ideas as well. I guess YMMV, so if you're remote working, I'd say pick and choose what works best for you.

There are indeed options for managing dependencies in more complex Rust codebases. It needs to be planned properly when doing the software architecture of your components though.

A good reminder than the supposedly seminal paper about waterfall process was likely identifying it as an anti-pattern.

This is now critical infrastructure in my opinion. It's nice to see how much progress was made.