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@lee i like the motivation behind adrs -- haven't tried using them, but am interested in investigating further. thanks for mentioning them along with the examples from cljdoc.
@lee ha ha ha -- that is funny about the conversation in april. completely forgot about that 🙂 regarding "spec on fn", i agree that for reading it ought to help -- it would seem that specs would give more hints about expectations.
lol -- btw, i was looking over the commit history for rewrite-clj and got to thinking that there might be more folks with insight among past contributors...then i remembered the existence of this type of page for github repositories: https://github.com/xsc/rewrite-clj/graphs/contributors -- may be it makes sense to reach out to some of those folks at some point?
interesting...although rundis' rewrite-cljs' top repository page now seems to redirect to clj-commons, directly visiting: https://github.com/rundis/rewrite-cljs/graphs/contributors seems to still show the older info (thankfully)
@lee it used to be that the edn function was mentioned on the top page, e.g. https://github.com/xsc/rewrite-clj/tree/27b45212719444a39204c5ec97fd66ca4135b373 -- i don't think it is any more. i think it's worth having as the README mentions: string -> node, node -> string, node-> value, value -> node, string -> zipper, zipper -> value. i remember being at a loss for a while not knowing how to get a zipper from a node.