Moved to a dedicated thread as this is well worth a read ![]()
Also quoting @rvirding from EFS:
The base64 improvements look impressive; one bummer is I don’t see an equivalent to omitting Base.decode64’s ignore: :whitespace option - :base64.decode/2’s docs mention it always strips whitespace.
OTOH it looks like the implementation in Base has been recently refactored with a link to the the blog post that the one at the top of this thread updates for OTP 26, so those improvements to binary matching + construction should apply automatically ![]()
https://github.com/elixir-lang/elixir/commit/12c5b20278f97bd7e9de60fc1ba994861800041c
I’m going to have to try it against protobuf.






















