Hi!
I've updated [Joka](https://github.com/Kapendev/joka), my utility
library for doing manual memory management. It includes things
like math functions too, but that part is not important. I mostly
wanted to highlight two things I liked in this release:
- **Flat structure**:
I've flattened the source code and combined some files, going
from 15 to 7 modules.
A nice thing about this is that you can easily copy-paste files
into your own project if you don't want a full dependency on Joka.
For example, the allocation part is just 3 (4 based on version)
modules: `ascii.d`, `memory.d`, and `types.d`. Could be simpler,
like maybe removing the need for `types.d` with a version, but
it's fine for now.
- **Memory management "guide"**:
I worked on a FAQ for this project that acts like a simple
guide for memory management.
It's not the best guide because it's too Joka focused, but I
hope it might help reduce the confusion around this topic in D
for new users, the common meme being reaching for `-betterC`
and/or `@nogc` purely for purity reasons.
Let me know what you think!!1!
