Hands down the best April Fool's day prank 
New statement to end transaction in MariaDB - amen 
Beautifully crafted by @sigmasternchen 
last 2-3 weeks, besides a bunch of mostly aimless traveling, were dedicated to this insane 70+-#commit #refactor on the #rust #tui #daw, bouncing between 5 and 512 compile errors...
and i'm still not happy with the code quality... but let's say i've massaged the code around enough, and collected the not-yet-clarified bits in several places rather than all over the place...
my favorite language feature that neither #rustlang nor #ecmascript has? #mixins. there, i said it 
PSA: To give me at least a little bit of insight, I've started using the open source, privacy-friendly and non-tracking http://goatcounter.com/ for all important thi.ng related sites/materials, incl. examples & API docs... This will allow me to see which parts are frequented most and help me to (re)focus attention.
Related, the attached heatmap[1] of 6+ years of commits to the https://thi.ng/umbrella monorepo (8480 filtered commits, split by sub-project (rows)) shows that documentation, example projects and build infrastructure have been the most regularly maintained/updated parts throughout all these years. But the project is so vast that many docs still have miles to go to improve, but time is precious and the counter will help me to identify potential weak points (and vice versa)...
[1] Alt text with more info. I also recommend to open the image in a new window and zooming in... The heatmap is generated by this example project: https://github.com/thi-ng/umbrella/tree/develop/examples/commit-heatmap
Btw. An interactive SVG version of this heatmap (incl. clickable links to each sub-project) is on the main https://thi.ng website...
This sounds like a good read:
Zen and the art of writing good commit messages
The difference between good and bad commit messages, and how to enforce the structure with commitlint and Husky git hooks.
https://vicvijayakumar.com/blog/the-art-of-writing-good-commit-messages
