iRules Style Guide

This article (formatted here in collaboration with and from the notes of F5er Jim_Deucker) features an opinionated way to write iRules, which is an extension to the Tcl language. Tcl has its own st...
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Author of vscode extensions for iRules, iApps and Tcl, https://github.com/bitwisecook
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The most 'fun' thing about breaking the rules is that you first learn what it means to obey them before knowing how to break them.