- First stable release, production ready, certified to use as a FIFO queue or LIFO stack. Mixed Push/Pop/Front/Back is pending more testing and so is not recommended for use in a production setting.
- Fixed bug related to spare slices. The bug where the deque was not eliminating reused slices correctly caused it to cache more slices than maxSpareLinks (4), inflating memory unnecessarily.
- Commit 1: https://github.com/ef-ds/deque/commit/5cda9cbd756b5001cd8bb5e2b33675d65c61149d
- Commit 2: https://github.com/ef-ds/deque/commit/4de25e4de16dfe904669fe0a4ad3b0d189095fad
- Benchmark tests: v1.0.0 vs v1.0.1
- Mixed Push/Pop/Front/Back is pending more testing and so is not recommended for use in production environment.
- Many improvements to make the code and the tests more readable and easier to maintain; the deque is also faster and uses less memory now. Amazing job, Roger!
- Benchmark tests: v1.0.1 vs v1.0.2
- Mixed Push/Pop/Front/Back is pending more testing and so is not recommended for use in production environment.
- Optimized deque: here and here
- Improved mixed tests: here
- Moved comparison benchmark tests to separate repo: here
- Benchmark tests: v1.0.2 vs v1.0.3; comparison tests
- Mixed Push/Pop/Front/Back is now fully tested and should be fine to be used in production environments
- Fixed bug related to PushFront/PopBack: here
- The minor change had no significant performance impact