Walter Tetzner

@valerauko, you mean validate that the URI matches the RFC? It's already possible to generate both. Calling `str` on an EF URI will convert it to a plain string URI....

So, exploding-fish is pretty liberal in what it will parse, so it will parse almost anything into a URI. For example: user> (into {} (uri "fred is cool")) {:scheme-relative "fred...

I do plan on it, I'm just not sure when I'll get to it.

Yep, looks like a bug to me.

I don't remember exactly where the name came from. However, I do remember that I wanted a unique, memorable name, and for some reason exploding fish was the first thing...

Good question. I haven't looked into the RFC to see if it supports percent encoding in hostnames. If that's the case, then the existing `host` function should be renamed to...

Yeah, it looks like the grammar in the [RFC](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986) allows percent encoding in hostnames too. The WHATWG spec is a little weird, since it seems to assume you have a...

It does make sense. I should have been more clear about what I meant. The weirdness is trying to follow that spec here. We don't have a byte array, the...

That's a good point. The way things are implemented now, when you do `uri/param`, it decodes everything, adds your new parameter, and re-encodes everything. But I think you're right that...

So it's possible to dynamically jump to an address on the VMU by pushing the address to the stack and then calling `ret`, which it looks like is happening here....